11/19/2022

Greetings.

It is now 8:08 AM EST for me.

With respect said, because I tried to recruit men who have been wearing sweatpants exclusively for years by recommending advice that may allow them to wear jeans again last week, I am going to postpone finishing explaining idea ‘Self’ again to next Saturday. The reason is to offer those men some sort of orientation, the men that have chosen to use last week’s advice. Since I’m not telling anyone about this advice, but of course the advice is given using a public blog, and I’m not working with anyone else to make such advice(for example, kids volunteering to use this advice and allowing me to evaluate them), I’m speculating that the men are trying to develop more of an understanding for themselves as to why they are using such advice. After all, the men that have chosen to have the option to wear jeans after many years? of just wearing sweatpants, that’s a rather quick transition, one may imagine. And so, I will type in ideas that may help with their transition, and the advice may be used generalistically, refurbished, if the readers choose to.

So, I want to add a music video and trailer. That’s probably a new thing for new readers. One reason why the men have initially chosen to continue using such advice that I speculate is that I would add attention span to the advice by intent. If you choose to watch the music video and trailer, the intent for watching it is to give you the ability to have more attention span when using the advice. It is my belief that many forms of experienced instigation have it’s own attention span, but the experienced attention span is adverse, something that the victim doesn’t want to experience. Therefore, it makes sense to me that one form of support to make more tenable such experiences is to add a positive sense of attention span to the advice that is meant to make more tenable many forms of mild to moderate experienced instigations.

So, for the men who used to just wear sweatpants, by my intent, there’s attention span added to your advice.

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Now, as a follow-up to that advice, for those men who are now wearing jeans with a belt and a hole puncher, you may be determining your inseam. I gave you an advice link for that. To determine the length/inseam, put the belt on your jeans, wear them, and with your shoes on, look at how your jeans look when you are standing up with shoes, and when you are sitting down. If you don’t want your jeans to bundle up when with your shoes, fold the end of your jeans out to determine for the tailer how long you want the length/inseam of your jeans to be. When you sit down with that fold out, notice how far apart your jeans are from your shoes. With your jeans on, stand up and sit down a few times to determine how you want to look, and with that fold up using a paperclip, bring those jeans to your local tailor. I’m assuming that every dry cleaning store has a tailor. Ask the tailor to show you how many inches he/she may remove from your jeans. The tailor may use a tape measure to show you the length in inches your fold is. Once that’s finally over, you should have an idea what your jeans inseam/length is.

When you use the bathroom, before you use the standing urinal or toilet, unlatch your belt to 3 holes looser. If you don’t have 3 belt holes extra, make more holes using your hole puncher, if you purchased one. That way, you can comfortably move your jeans out of the way to allow yourself to use the standing urinal and/or toilet. After it’s done, adjust your belt to the hole in your belt that allows your pants to comfortably stay on. That may take some practice, based on what your job is.

Because of the cold weather in general, I believe that wearing jeans instead of sweatpants should improve your overall sense of well being. And in that context, if you have been wearing sweatpants for several years or more, I can also recommend where you can buy coats via website. One place is this:

www.bigdudeclothing.com

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You can get the coats delivered to you in a few days, and the coats are really cheap, in my opinion. You will have more of a selection of coats that actually fit you, respectfully said. And if you don’t know your exact size, sure, you can return the coats that don’t fit as you are determining your size, but the coats are so cheap, I recommend that you just donate the clothes that you don’t like to charity. The clothing is really that cheap. If you decide to order from www.bigdudeclothing.com, enroll in their chosen shipper’s site:

mydhl.express.dhl

The link should be provided to you via the email address you gave them. I believe that you would want to give them the option to just leave the shipment at your place of residence without requiring some sort of signature verification. That will allow the package to be delivered to you while you are not at home, or you can give them permission to allow someone else to sign for the package. So, if you want your package to be delivered to you without signature verification, enroll in that shipper’s link, and let them know. You would need 2 references to make that switch, let’s say your smartphone and your provided email address. That may be a little difficult to do, based on the interface’s convenience of use.

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It is now 8:47 AM EST for me. I am going to look for that music video and trailer now. Soon after I find and prepare them, I’ll type them in sometime today, and then I’ll continue with the orientation ideas for those men who may choose to wear jeans again. Oh, and of course, even though I’m trying to recruit them to read this blog, there is no obligation to read this blog. The advice is freely given with no obligation.

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It is now 10:56 AM EST for me.

Before I say something more specific about the music video, even before I watched it, I thought about talking to a priest about the music video that I’m about to recommend to you before even I was going to watch it! Anyway, the music video that I watched for the 1st time earlier today and recommend for this advice is called ‘The Greatest Gift’ by Andrea Bocelli, Matteo Bocelli, Virginia Bocelli. For the sake of understanding, I’ll quote the review of the music video 1st. I found the review by searching for phrase ‘andrea the greatest gift music video review’ in www.google.com. The quote is from link top40-charts.com:

The globally admired Bocelli family has released an extra special, original single entitled ‘The Greatest Gift’ along with an enchanting accompanying video, marking the first music video shot with the three family members. The spectacular video celebrates the priceless connection found in families and friendships with a hint of Christmas wonder. The video was captured by director Gaetano Morbioli in the beautiful region Valle D’Aosta, found in the north of Italy. Filmed at the Royal Castel Savoia in Gressoney, the Bocelli family were surrounded by century-aged trees within the stunning mountainous landscape. The music video, which was produced for an upcoming Christmas special for TBN through a collaboration with Impact Productions and Fargo Films, showcases the exceptional locale

‘The Greatest Gift’ is taken from the forthcoming album, ‘A Family Christmas’. For the festive period, the internationally renowned tenor Andrea Bocelli has teamed up with his 24-year-old son Matteo Bocelli and his 10-year-old daughter Virginia Bocelli for their very first album together, out October 21st 2022 via Decca Records/Capitol/Universal Music.

‘The Greatest Gift’ was written and arranged especially for the album, celebrating peace and love at everyone’s favourite time of year. As a heartfelt gift to anyone who wishes to enjoy the sound of Christmas in the Bocelli home, the video follows a delightful tale set in the heart of a castle that is fit for any prince or princess. Andrea, Matteo and Virginia Bocelli masterfully sing in three-part harmony, building towards the rousing, final chorus that swells with a string orchestra, choir accompaniment and a handful of joyously dancing, glistening angels.

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Here is a quote from the lyrics to song “The Greatest Gift”:

Hear the angels sing
Hear the angels sing
Hallelujah from above
Singing peace on earth
There’ll be peace on earth
If we open up our hearts
And give a little love
And give a little love
And give a little love

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I found the music video by using the ‘Vevo UK’ publisher from www.youtube.com. To find it, search in www.youtube.com for phrase ‘vevo’, click the publisher ‘Vevo’ from the selection, scroll to the bottom, select ‘Featured Channels’ and select ‘Vevo UK’, not the ‘Subscribe’ button for ‘Vevo UK’. Scroll to the bottom, and from ‘OTHER Playlists’ select ‘View Full Playlist’ from category ‘Brand New Classical Music – Best New CLASSICAL &…’ . Music video ‘The Greatest Gift’ is

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[Around 11:28 AM EST, I had another leg cramp, the back part of my upper right leg. I took 1 Hyland’s tablet and applied some Hyland’s ointment to the leg cramp. By 11:36 AM EST, about 8 minutes, my leg feels almost normal. At least the leg cramp is gone. I’m assuming any pharmacy should sell such medication over the counter. You can also purchase the leg cramp medication from Amazon.com.]

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To continue, music video ‘The Greatest Gift’ is #1 out of 53 from that list. To watch music video ‘The Greatest Gift’, search in www.youtube.com for phrase ‘andrea the greatest gift’, and it should be one of the 1st selections offered, with 3.9 million views! As of now, it was published by ‘Andrea Bocelli’ as of now 1 month ago. There are 2,775 comments. Here is a quote from one of those comments:

So beautiful to see them all sing together. lt restores my faith in mankind. Thank you Bocelli family, what a wonderful treat you are to hear.

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In my opinion, I’ve never heard of the Bocelli family before recommending their music video ‘The Greatest Gift’. If you choose to watch music video ‘The Greatest Gift’, I recommend to start watching 15 seconds into the music video because that’s when the music starts. Both the natural scenery and the special effects to me were relaxing to watch.

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It is now 11:59 AM EST for me. The movie trailer that I watched for the 1st time earlier today and recommend for this advice is called ‘Something From Tiffany’s’. I either found it from my ‘signed-in’ youtube homepage, or from my youtube’s ‘Watch later’ short collection of publishers list. To go to that publisher, search in www.youtube.com for phrase ‘kinocheck’, then select publisher ‘KinoCheck.com’, select ‘VIDEOS’, then select video collection category ‘THE BEST UPCOMING MOVIES 2022 & 2023 (New Trailers)’, which was published 1 day ago. Video clip ‘Something From Tiffany’s’ starts 18 minutes and 31 seconds into that video selection. To watch the movie trailer ‘Something From Tiffany’s’, search in www.youtube.com for phrase ‘something from tiffany’s trailer’, and it should be one of the 1st selections offered, with 2.4 million views! It was published by ‘Prime Video’ 3 days ago. Here’s a short quote from wikipedia.org about when it will be released:

The film will be released on Prime Video on December 9, 2022.

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And here is a quote from a review I found from searching in www.google.com for phrase ‘something from tiffany’s movie review’. I chose link www.hollywoodreporter.com:

The trailer for Prime Video’s Something From Tiffany’s was released Tuesday and brings festivities, romance and laughter just in time for the upcoming holiday season.

Taking place in New York City during the holidays, Rachel, played by Deutch, learns how an engagement ring mix-up can lead to unexpected relationships. Rachel and Gary, played by Nicholson, seem to be in a strong relationship but aren’t quite ready to make the big commitment. On the other hand, there’s Ethan and Vanessa, played by Sampson and Mitchell, who are prepared to make things official.

ut when a special box from Tiffany & Co. gets mixed up and switched with another present, unlikely paths cross. “I know something when I see something and that wasn’t nothing,” Rachel’s friend, played by Gibbs, says in the trailer. And that something she was seeing ends up leading to a romantic twist. The film follows the journey of the leads trying to find who they are truly meant to be with, assisted by the classic holiday lights and magic.

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In my opinion, I think it’s interesting to see in a movie trailer how a presents mix-up could occur, and I like the way the characters interact.

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Finally! It is now 12:14 PM EST for me.

So to speak, to try to get myself out of some hot water from the men who may choose to wear jeans, I’m going to use an illustration reference of a person who is using attention span as part of her proposal to get a job promotion. To be clear, this is only one example, and not all examples of using attention span as part of your proposal. It’s just that the illustration example, in my opinion, is ‘on the nose’. Even her boss gave her the impression of needing some attention span exposure! The scene is in episode 2.2 ‘Downtime’ from fantasy tv series ‘The Twilight Zone(2020)’. The episode is available streaming from Amazon.com, and according to Amazon Video, that scene starts about 1 minute into the episode. Here is the quote:

Boss(Darren Dolynski): ‘Anyways, I think I know why you’re here.’

Michelle Weaver(Morena Baccarin): ‘So, yes, uh, you know, nobody deserves this more than I do. I have been working so hard. My customer satisfaction rating is higher than any other person.’

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Soon after saying that, Miss Weaver (my speculation for a sci-fi episode) notices that her boss is losing attention to what she is saying, so she decides to add more attention span to her proposal by giving her a story that relates to her proposal. Of course, her story is refurbished with inapproprieties removed for the advice. How her boss reacted is the highlighted illustration I want to present to you as it relates to my use of attention span when offering advice in this blog. Her boss is encouraging her to cause him to experience a use for attention span. So to speak, I hope that gets me out of some hot water.

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To help the men that used to wear just sweatpants with their transition to have the option to wear jeans, I will explain ideas ‘It’s what we do around here’, and ‘Personalization’. There’s a third idea, but that’s for the kids, which is also generalistically offered:

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It’s how we do things around here:

To be clear, I imagined this idea. I don’t actually know that it occurs. Suppose that many businesses in America openly allow visitors from other businesses to observe certain aspects of how they do things. Many times when that happens, an employee shows a visitor something that causes that visitor to feel flabbergasted(overcome with astonishment; amazed; astounded), and in that employee’s explanation, the employee says something like ‘It’s how we do things around here’, meaning that businesses from the perspective of employees of other businesses may do things that can be at 1st confusing to understand, but perfectly normal to the employees that work there. I think it’s a common part of that explanation to say that ‘It’s how we do things around here’. Since the visitors are perceiving such things in the context of being visitors, they have enough for many such situations to brace themselves for such experiences, in my opinion for an imagined story.

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Personalization:

It is now 1:09 PM EST for me.

Here’s the definition of the word ‘personalization’ from www.dictionary.com that I’m using for this advice:

‘ the act or process of tailoring something to meet an individual’s specifications, needs, or preferences ‘

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Idea ‘Personalization’ is explained in 4 parts. The ‘new’ information for me which is basically how the idea ‘Personalization’ was created, it’s main character is a celebrity woman. And so, to explain that the idea may be used in general, for boys and men, not just for girls and women, I invented this part to possibly allow a generalistic use to happen, and here’s that story: A man in America but not American is taking a cultural learning tutorial. For the nature of his job, it accelerates the learning of the culture being studied. Not the language, but the culture being used for a specific lifestyle culture. The program was created by a company, and it’s very effective. The man is learning a culture illustrated by the program by a 6 year old girl living that culture. The 6 year old girl is the daughter of a CEO, and of course both the daughter and her father the CEO consented to participate. Soon after he used the program offered via the internet, he was invited to answer questions in a group setting about the use of that program in America. The man agreed, and attended that group setting. When he was there, he was introduced to that 6 year old girl. The man was surprised, since he believed that 6 year old girl was in another country, and she does not speak English.

The program participants arranged 20 or so questions for the girl to participate in to answer, and those questions were presented to that man. The questions were about the content being taught by those using the program. It emphasized that what she was doing, what she was showing in that program, that perspective was being taught by the program. The people who attended entertainingly laughed from time to time as the girl verified that she was teaching what she was doing to the program participants, and the man was learning that he was learning to use a 6 year old girl’s personal mannerisms to learn the culture of that lifestyle.

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So, in other words, the man who participated in that program was learning the mannerisms from a 6 year old girl. If program participants find it acceptable to learn from a 6 year old girl, then maybe such an example can allow you to learn from a celebrity woman. Also, for students, it is my belief that teachers tend to be both men and women, not just one or the other.

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The 2nd part is based on the character portrayal of CEO Stu Preissler(Steve Martin) from the movie ‘The Big Year(2011)’, and here it is: Stu Preissler during a presentation with 20 or so employees, presents to them a bag with various items in it. He asks employees with different jobs in the company to individually just stick a hand and an arm in that bag, and take out an item from that bag that they find familiar. Each employee according to their job related occupations took out an item that relates to their specific jobs. Let’s say a man took out a bottle of water, a woman took out a certain job gizmo, another man took out a wrench. The point of that example, obviously oversimplifyingly imagined, is to illustrate that the people took out things from that bag based on the personalizations of their jobs.

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It is now 1:53 PM EST for me. This 3rd part, in my opinion, is what I call a ‘tearjerker'(it may encourage you to cry). The character for the idea is portrayed by celebrity Ernie Hudson when he was younger, let’s say when he was in his 40s. [Correction: The ‘tearjerker’ part is not from the story, but from the illustration reference I will use that shows why that specific character is being used.] The illustration reference is in episode 4.16 ‘Poor Unfortunate Soul’ from fantasy tv series ‘Once Upon a Time(2015)’. It’s the interaction between King Poseidon(Ernie Hudson) and his daughter, Ursula(Merrin Dungey). The episode is available streaming from Amazon.com, and according to Amazon Video, that scene starts 34 minutes and 30 seconds into the episode. Here is the quote:

King Poseidon: ‘I need to say something. I’m sorry, Ursula. I never should have forced you to use your voice as a weapon. It was just… Every time I heard you sing, I heard your mother, and it was too painful. I let that pain fuel my desire for vengeance, but it shouldn’t have. It should have reminded me that I still had a piece of her — you. Let me return your voice so I can hear it one last time.’

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And here is the explanation that I’m using to evaluate it: Magic allows King Poseidon to communicate with the others, and based on when I originally watched that scene, when Ursula agreed to go back to her homeworld with her father, she disassociated herself with the personalization used that was created by magic, and her identity, her reputation created over the years was no longer there. When I recently looked at that streaming version, I didn’t see that scene, but the tearjerker part is still there, something to work with. Also, you may watch more of that episode with inaproprieities removed for further understanding if you choose to.

All right. It is now 2:30 PM EST for me. The 3rd story involves 2 characters: Mr. Roarke portrayed by a younger Malcolm McDowell from tv series ‘Fantasy Island(1998-99)’, and celebrity Ernie Hudson portraying a character in his 40s. Here’s the story: Mr. Roarke is portrayed as a CEO, not from America, and this situation is occurring not in America, but the participants involved speak enough English to allow the character portrayed by Ernie Hudson to work there. Let’s call the character Ernie Hudson for simplicity. He is offered his ‘dream job’ by Mr. Roarke, a CEO, but in the context of having a managerial job. Mr. Hudson explains to Mr. Roarke that he has no experience being a manager, but Mr. Roarke gives him an explanation that allows Mr. Hudson to have a managerial position. Mr. Hudson can hire his own team, including someone with managerial experience that can teach Mr. Hudson how to be more of a manager.

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So, the point of the story is that Mr. Hudson is used as an example of someone with years of non-managerial experience. Based on how I imagined it, not from real facts, businesses from many other countries love the way America sells the concept of being a managerial employee. Americans who are non-managerial employees may not see how other business people from other countries love the concept of working in management because most Americans are non-managerial employees. They have developed a personalized experience over the years that justifies being a non-managerial employee, even though may businesspeople from other countries love the examples of managerial employment coming from American jobs. Mr. Hudson is an example of someone with years of non-managerial justification changing his use of personalization because being in management will be in the context of his ‘dream job’, a job that he highly prefers to have, even though the job is offered in another country.

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It is now 2:43 PM EST for me. Here’s the 4th part of idea ‘Personalization’: The main woman celebrity when she was in her 20s is celebrity Tiffani Amber Thiessen (born January 23, 1974). Here’s a short quote about her from wikipedia.org:

‘ In 1994, after her tenure on Saved by the Bell had ended, Thiessen landed the role of Valerie Malone in Fox’s Aaron Spelling-produced hit teen-drama Beverly Hills, 90210, to fill the void after Shannen Doherty’s departure. She was the first actress to join directly the main cast of the show and portrayed Valerie until 1998, when she left in the early episodes of the ninth season of the show. ‘

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Since I’m in a rush, for the sake of illustration, use the illustration scene from the movie ‘Top Gun: Maverick(2022)’ when Penny Benjamin(Jennifer Connelly) and Capt. Pete ‘Maverick’ Mitchell(Tom Cruise) are on a sailboat. That scene, according to Amazon Video, starts about 46 minutes and 2 seconds into the movie. 46 minutes and 9 seconds into the movie, you can see that Penny is navigating the sailboat, and behind her, Maverick is a passenger. You can use more of that movie for further understanding, refurbished for advice.

All right. Here’s the story: let’s call the character portrayed by Tiffani Thiessen in her 20s ‘Tiffani Thiessen’ for simplicity. While she is working in a company, let’s say based on some sort of exchange program, during a social meeting, a certain skill set was presented to her by the regular employees, a skill set with personalization from those employees. She contemplationally recalls how she has a similar skill set, but compared to those other employees, there is no personalization involved. She learned it from a 30 second conversation that one of her teachers was giving her during a job related training session while she was navigating a speedboat, similar to a situation illustration in the movie ‘Top Gun: Maverick(2022)’, except instead of Penny it’s Tiffani, and her caucasian instructor was teaching her something verbally, and it wasn’t about navigating a sailboat. In that moment, in a 30 second conversation, her instructor taught her to have that similar skill set illustrated by those employees in that social meeting. Compared to that meeting, there is no personalization in that skill set taught to her by her caucasian instructor. It’s a condensed training session that Tiffani was going through. To help you differentiate/separate yourself from certain forms of personalization, especially forms of personalization adversely influenced by instigation and it’s inadvertencies, just imagine Tiffani navigating that speedboat, her instructor behind her somewhere on that boat verbally teaching her a certain skill set, imagine circling Tiffani, and refurbished for your use, Tiffani, whether you are a boy or a girl, a man or a woman, refurbished for your use, Tiffani represents you using that skill set but without personalization.

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It is now 3:11 PM EST for me. I am going to close this list now. Well, at least I tried to help the men with the option to wear jeans to acclimate to their renewed experience to wear jeans. And you may use the advice generalistically refurbished of course. Next Saturday, I will finally explain idea ‘Self’, unless I change my mind again. So, if you are there next Saturday, I’ll see you then.

If you don’t know what Tiffani Thiessen looks like, she was in that ‘Beverly Hills’ show starting in season 5. You can search in www.youtube.com for phrase ‘beverly hills 90210 season 5 intro’, and that intro may start showing her about 43 seconds into that tv show intro. In my opinion, I think she’s very attractive when she was younger, at least. Of course, all people have many virtues(in reference to a woman being attractive), but I don’t want to get into that right now.

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TV-MA mature themes, language, viewer discretion for tv series ‘The Twilight Zone(2019-2020)’. Rated PG viewer discretion for movie ‘The Big Year’. Rated TV-PG mature themes, violence, viewer discretion for tv series ‘Once Upon a Time’. Rated PG-13 violence, viewer discretion for movie ‘Top Gun: Maverick’. Rated TV-14 mature themes, violence, viewer discretion for tv series ‘Fantasy Island(1998-99)’. Use only refurbished for advice references recommended. Throw away rest of episode, series, and movie. [Use mental bookmarks ‘That’s how we do things around here’ and ‘Personalization’ for reference, allocation, and prevention when needed.