9/7/2023

Salutations.

It is now 6:42AM EST for me.

In the last list, I said that I was going to explain idea ‘Do something’, unless I changed my mind. So, I changed my mind. Idea ‘Do something’ is a strategy idea. In my opinion, once you commit to it’s use, you will notice a change in your own strategy use. I use it myself, but I also try to take into consideration how using such ideas will affect you. Therefore, I’ve decided to start explaining idea ‘Do something’ next Thursday, and in this list, recommend to you what I made up a few minutes ago called ‘Tool ideas’, ideas that you may choose to use that help you make more ideas. I have at least 5 I want to type in in this list, but based on past performance, I’ll probably just be able to explain 3 of them today.

I’ll start around 8:40AM, about 2 hours from now. Around that time, I’ll start typing again to let you know what I will do next. So, if you are there, I’ll see you then.

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It is now 9:04AM EST for me.

I am going to look for that soon to be recommended music video and trailer now. Before I do that, I want to recommend something that I purchased from Amazon.com earlier today. For those that are new at reading this blog, I’m not making any money out of this recommendation, like being sponsored. I just think it it could be a good idea. Amazon said that I purchased it a few years ago, but I don’t remember doing that. Right now, if it works for me, it will be a good idea for me to use:

Amodex Ink & Stain Remover 1oz Bottle

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It’s only $8.49, less than $10 dollars with Prime shipping available, for 1 Fl oz.

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MULTIPLE USE: The formula is designed for use on clothing, carpeting, furniture, fabric, tablecloths, upholstery, and other delicate surfaces and skin.
PROFESSIONAL STRENGTH: Ink remover uses the latest innovation for removing stains. The only SHARPIE RECOMMENDED stain remover on the market! Satisfaction guaranteed! Follow bottle instructions; it’s that simple.

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So, if you use markers, for example, at school or at work, and you get some of that marker ink on your skin, this product should make it a lot easier for you to remove that ink on your skin, instead of waiting for that ink exposure to wear off after a few days.

If you choose to, there are illustrations and comments offered on Amazon.com for you to use. Here’s a quote from one of the reviews:

‘ I always make a list of what I have to do for the next day and some how my gel pens end up leaking on my skin or sheets. Seem to have an accident when I am really tired. This is a savior. A definite keeper. Will order again. ‘

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So, as soon as I have that recommended music video and trailer ready for you to consider, I’ll start typing again later today. If you are there, I’ll see you then.

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It is now 10:25AM EST for me.

The music video that I watched for the 1st time earlier today and recommend for this advice is called ‘That Thing’ by Hazel English. Here is a review from link www.stereogum.com that I found in www.google.com searching for phrase ‘hazel english that thing music video reviews’:

‘ The new video, directed by Kelia Anne & Luca Venter, champions the early ’90s quirky melodrama in more ways than red curtains and typography — the camera angles capture common objects in curious fashion and pay close attention to the interaction of various bold colors. The scene where English performs in dim lighting, draped in a sparkling red ballgown feels like it was taken straight out of the show. ‘

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And here is a quote from the lyrics:

I can’t seem to ascertain
How you make me feel this way
When there’s nothing left to say
Just our eyes communicate
I lose control
When I’m alone with you
I’m unable to restrain
Oh my body gravitates

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I found it by selecting publisher ‘Vevo’ from www.youtube.com, scroll to the bottom and select ‘Featured Channels’, select ‘VevoSpecials’, select ‘PLAYLISTS’, scroll to the bottom and select ‘Playlists For Your MOOD – Australia & New Zealand’, scroll down and select ‘Wind Down – Evening Chill Out Playlist’, scroll down to select publisher ‘Hazel English’ from #87, ‘Hazel English – Five and Dime (Official Video)’. Not that video, the publisher, select ‘VIDEOS’, scroll down and select ‘Hazel English – That Thing’. It was published 6 years ago with 248K views.

Here’s her age according to www.wikipedia.org:

Born November 27, 1990 (age 32)
Sydney, Australia

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So, music video published 6 years ago, 32-6 = probably around 26 years old.

In my opinion, Hazel English is not dancing, but she’s in various scenes wearing a different dress I think in every scene. For example, she’s singing and relaxing on a couch, swimming pool, etc. In my opinion, it’s interesting to see her in these situations singing.

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The tv series trailer that I watched for the 1st time and recommend for this advice is called ‘Still Up — Official Trailer’. Here is a quote from wikipedia.org about the series:

‘ Still Up is an upcoming British comedy television series created by Steve Burge and Natalie Walter and starring Antonia Thomas and Craig Roberts. It is set to premiere on 22 September 2023 on Apple TV+.

Still Up follows the fluctuating late-night relationship of free-spirited illustrator Lisa (Antonia Thomas) and Danny (Craig Roberts), a socially anxious journalist. Lisa and Danny are both insomniacs and while the world sleeps they stay connected and talk for hours, despite never meeting. ‘

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I originally watched only 10 or so seconds of it from the ‘Apple TV+’ tv app using my Apple TV+ device and TV. When I couldn’t find a trailer quickly earlier today, I decided to watch the entire trailer. To find that trailer, select ‘Apple TV’ from www.youtube.com, select ‘VIDEOS’, scroll down and select ‘Still Up — Official Trailer | Apple TV+’. It was published 2 weeks ago with 107K views.

In my opinion, I think it may be interesting for you to watch 2 people having trouble sleeping talking about it.

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Here is a quote from link www.broadwayworld.com found by searching in www.google.com for phrase ‘still up tv reviews’:

‘ “Still Up” is an almost romantic comedy set in the after-hours world of insomniacs Danny (Roberts) and Lisa (Thomas) who have no secrets except their feelings for each other. Also starring in the ensemble cast are Blake Harrison, Lois Chimimba, Luke Fetherston and Rich Fulcher. ‘

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It is now 11:09AM EST for me.

All right. Here’s the plan for today: The 1st story will be an extrapolation from a commercial I watched a few years or so ago about a woman who is talking in a car to herself about her boss. She is somewhat overlydistracted by him, and her car is right outside her job. Soon after showing this, the commercial shows her boss visiting her from outside her car, calmly giving to her her job assignment for the day. I made an idea out of that using a character reference from the movie ‘The Portable Door(2023)’.

The 2nd idea I made from what Nick Fury(Samuel L. Jackson) said in an episode of Secret Invasion(2023)’.

The 3rd idea I call ‘Another perspective’, and it’s primary reference is from a scene from the movie ‘The Portable Door(2023)’.

The 4th idea I call ‘Why didn’t The Lord of the Rings tell me?’, and that episode I made with the help of Doctor Who’s ‘Planet of the Dead’ episode.

The 5th idea involves one of the visitor characters from a ‘Farscape’ episode. I would have to explain that idea to get into it’s description further.

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Let’s say my chosen available time to explain is up to 1:30PM EST, over 2 hours. Let’s see how much I can type in that time allowance.

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Here’s the 1st story:

‘ The 1st story will be an extrapolation from a commercial I watched a few years or so ago about a woman who is talking in a car to herself about her boss. She is somewhat overly distracted by him, and her car is right outside her job. Soon after showing this, the commercial shows her boss visiting her from outside her car, calmly giving to her her job assignment for the day. ‘

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I suppose it would be better if I was able to find that commercial for you to watch on www.youtube.com. I remember watching it. If it’s not out there anymore, then I’ll just use what I remember from watching it.

So, the gist of it from the movie ‘The Portable Door(2023)’ starring Sophie Wilde as Sophie Pettingel, Patrick Gibson as Paul Carpenter, and Miranda Otto as Countess Judy is a quote from the movie. The movie is available streaming from Amazon.com, and according to Amazon Video, the quote starts 31 minutes and 37 seconds into the movie. You may use that quote to evaluate her attitude in the beginning of the movie. Here is the quote:

Paul Carpenter: ‘But… so Sophie read her mind?’

Countess Judy: ‘Sophie is a Seer, a very rare breed. That’s why she’s in our fast-track program and you, Paul, are not.’

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I call this type of idea a ‘pay the sponsor’ idea, an idea that is important, for example, important for the parents of the kids to read. It’s intent is to show that my advice may be in the ‘right direction’ for their kids to use, and/or at least not terribly bad.

OK. In the commercial, the woman in the car talking to herself about her boss is somewhat overwhelmed as to how her boss is emphasizing the various skills that he learned from his managerial training. Her boss did nothing wrong, but from the perspectives of many women, they notice, for example, when men react to certain jokes, react to certain forms of communication, they show to women various developed abilities that may overwhelm somewhat women that notice such extrapolated expressions of abilities. That is why that woman is talking to herself about her boss in her car. She is trying to acclimate to those expressions presented by her male boss.

The point of that explanation is that, based on how I imagined it, parents who want their children to have managerial jobs as career jobs, they want them to be able to have such training. If you add personal expectations to certain learning experiences, you won’t be able to learn many things. Managerial training is the only reasonable way to go to learn many things. Things learned have an obvious job related purpose, and are not inhibited by personal expectations.

Just based on how I imagined it, this is not treated as verified fact, this is just an imagine story by me, when women also pursue managerial training like Sophie Pettingel does in the movie ‘The Portable Door’, she notices that men in management, maybe unknowingly if she wasn’t a mindreader, they integrate certain emotional expressions with their managerial training, causing the women to try to acclimate to their emphasized abilities. Sophie Pettingel believes that is a mistake in communication, and while she participates in her ‘fast track’ managerial training, she intends to avoid using overemphasis with what she has learned. That is why Sophie Pettingel acts the way that she does, sort of an introvert, in my opinion. (According to www.dictionary.com: ‘a person who prefers calm environments, limits social engagement, or embraces a greater than average preference for solitude.) Not exactly ‘introvert’, but that’s as close as I can explain it.

I’m not saying ‘Be an introvert’. The idea is used to show you what I’m talking about. I’m saying, imagined, that since personal emphasized learning is a detriment to a possible pursuit of managerial training, and that personalized emphasized learning alone would prohibit you from learning many things, that parents don’t want their kids to pursue learning using personalized emphasis alone. They also want their kids to incorporate their core learning experiences with a more practical, more effective means of learning, more specifically, managerial learning. So, for example, they don’t want my advice to instill in their kids learning experiences that only involve personal emphasis.

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It is now 12:02PM EST for me.

I am going to look for that ‘Secret Invasion’ reference now. If I can find it, It should be easy for me to explain. I’ll start typing again soon.

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It is now 12:14PM EST for me.

I found the reference. It is in episode 1.3 ‘Betrayed’ by sci-fi tv series ‘Secret Invasion(2023)’. The reference is in a conversation between Priscilla(Charlayne Woodard) and Nick Fury(Samuel L. Jackson). The episode is available from the streaming service ‘Disney+’, and according to ‘Disney+’, that scene starts about 7 minutes and 42 seconds into the episode. Here is the quote:

Nick Fury: This new face of yours is… ‘

Priscilla: ‘Beautiful? (chuckles) I agree. ‘

Nick Fury: ‘Who is she?’

Priscilla: ‘Well, that depends on where this goes.’

Nick Fury: ‘No, no, no, no, no. There’s a rule, that, you know, commander of station and operatives cannot be… ‘

Priscilla: ‘Our unit doesn’t exist, Fury. That means I don’t work for you.’

Nick Fury: ‘Well, that’s an intriguing possibility.’

Priscilla: (chuckles)

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Using that reference, I made the deduction that there’s a difference between choosing to not do certain things, and being trained to not do certain things. The closest word that identifies this idea that I invented is ‘fraternize’.(I just thought of the word ‘fraternize’ about less than 2 minutes ago.) Here is the definition of ‘fraternize’ I am using from www.dictionary.com:

to associate socially or romantically with people considered inappropriate company, often due to a difference in status, as between managers and subordinates, or professors and students:

Doctors fraternizing with interns is nothing new, but hospital management is considering stricter policies to discourage it.

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So, my idea, and I don’t have a name for it, is not because of ‘difference in status’, but because of job related effectiveness and focus. So, for example, even if a man chooses to not ‘fraternize’ with women in a certain job related context, contemplationally, for example, experienced instigations from certain women, the point to not fraternize, it’s effectiveness, may be lessened/made less effective because of how the man’s logic interacts with the experienced instigations with certain women at work. So, the solution that I imagined to help mitigate/make less effective the experienced instigations from certain women as it relates to the effectiveness that Nick Fury was trying to indicate was to imagine a woman instead interacting with other women in a job related context. In other words, choose a woman avatar to interact with chosen women, to confront their woes, so that the distraction of being attractive to certain women gets in the way less when interacting with certain chosen women using a woman as your avatar. This whole idea is depending on an imagined evaluation of what Nick Fury said:

Nick Fury: ‘No, no, no, no, no. There’s a rule, that, you know, commander of station and operatives cannot be… ‘

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For the sake of giving this idea more effectiveness, I chose Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel portrayed by Brie Larson from the movie ‘Captain Marvel(2019)’ because Nick Fury in the movie ‘Captain Marvel’ made a mistake in character judgement with Carol Danvers, and Nick Fury apologized to her after she saved him. Since the movie is available on Disney+, I’m using that streaming service again to reference. The ‘apology’ scene, after Carol Danvers saved Nick Fury, is about 52 minutes and 50 seconds into the movie:

Carol Danvers: ‘You called them in?’

Nick Fury: ‘My bad.’

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Up until recently at least, I interpreted that scene as an apology from Nick Fury. It can still be interpreted as an admission to a mistake made by Nick Fury to Carol Danvers, and that’s good enough for me to use as a reason to choose Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel as an avatar for this idea. Here’s that quote again:

Nick Fury: ‘My bad.’

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So, here’s how I recommend you use this idea: If you choose to, you use the idea for understanding, then choose as an avatar to represent you Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel from the movie ‘Captain Marvel’. Imagine her talking to certain chosen women at work, and then you may notice that those women, at least some of those women, are choosing to participate in that legitimate job related program you presented to them. According to the idea, it is working because you are using a woman as an avatar, a woman that Nick Fury himself apologized to!

To add more effectiveness to this idea, for example, if you are a man using this idea who has worked for the same job for a few years or more, imagine giving more of an adverse ‘back story’ to one woman, someone who instigated you, imagine talking to her via your chosen avatar, Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel, and as you are giving her advice, you don’t know that this particular woman has such an adverse imagined ‘back story’, not until after you talked to her, and to your surprise, she presented a positive result to your conversation, even she is also this ‘so and so’ that you did not know of, not until some time after you talked to her via your Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel avatar!

To say again, here is that quote from Nick Fury, the basis for this idea:

Nick Fury: ‘No, no, no, no, no. There’s a rule, that, you know, commander of station and operatives cannot be… ‘

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Another perspective:

It is now 1:14PM EST for me.

I am going to try to offer you 4 references for idea ‘Another perspective’. The last reference is meant for the kids to be like homework, illustration references to interact with, if they choose to, for idea ‘Another perspective’. 1st, I’ll quote 3 scenes from the movie ‘The Portable Door’. The movie is available streaming from Amazon.com, and according to Amazon Video, the 1st scene starts 11 minutes and 14 seconds into the movie. Here is the quote:

Countess Judy: ‘Why don’t you tell us something about yourself, Paul?’

11 minutes and 20 seconds:

Paul Carpenter: ‘I’ve got 4 GCSEs and 2 A-Levels.’

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The 2nd scene is when Paul Carpenter and Sophie Pettingel are looking for the bauxite on the maps. For a short moment, their efforts are perceived using movie special effects, the ‘fast-forwarding’ special effects of their efforts are shown.

After they stopped looking, 29 minutes and 12 seconds into the movie:

Paul Carpenter: [stretching groan] ‘Well, that was rewarding.’

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The 3rd reference was when Humphrey Wells(Christoph Waltz) was giving Paul Carpenter ‘another perspective’ to show Paul that his efforts to find Bauxite will be used. For context, the added reference starts 33 minutes and 39 seconds into the movie. The actual moment is at 34 minutes and 18 seconds into the movie, when you see that ‘static shock’? touch both Paul Carpenter’s hand and the map used to find bauxite.

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So, this is the phrase that I’ll start the explanation with:

Paul Carpenter: [stretching groan] ‘Well, that was rewarding.’

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Initially, when Paul Carpenter said quote ”Well, that was rewarding.’, he didn’t notice any positive results when looking for bauxite. However, the person that gave him the assignment, Humphrey Wells, since he attending Paul Carpenter’s interview, he used what Paul said in his interview, allowed Paul to use that to look for bauxite. Here’s the quote:

Paul Carpenter: ‘I’ve got 4 GCSEs and 2 A-Levels.’

When you saw Paul Carpenter and Sophie Pettingel look for bauxite on those maps, and you saw that ‘fast-forward’ moment, that is the moment that illustrated Paul Carpenter using his 4 GCSEs and 2 A-Levels to look for it. However, even though his past experiences allowed him to look for it, he didn’t see any results in his efforts, indicated by Paul saying ‘Well, that was rewarding.’ However, when Paul received another perspective from Humphrey Wells, Paul was able to find the bauxite.

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So, idea ‘Another perspective’ recommends that you reasonably consider as an option that, when another perspective is added to certain efforts, you may still achieve certain goals, even though before you experience that ‘other perspective’, the results you may experience may involve some minor daunting and discouragement, like Paul Carpenter said quote:

Paul Carpenter: [stretching groan] ‘Well, that was rewarding.’

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It is now 1:42PM EST for me.

I am going to close this list now. At least I was able to give 3 recommended ideas, even though, well, it could have been done better if I had more chosen time to type them in. Next Thursday, I will finally start explaining idea ‘Do something’, unless I change my mind. So, if you are there next Thursday, I’ll see you then.

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Some viewer discretion for tv series ‘Still Up’. Sci-fi violence, viewer discretion for movie ‘The Portable Door’. Rated TV-14 sci-fi violence, viewer discretion for tv series ‘Secret Invasion’. Use only refurbished for advice references recommended. Throw away rest of episode, series, and movie. [Use mental bookmark ‘Another perspective’ for reference, allocation, and prevention when needed.