9/20/2019
My boss, your partner… the game goes on.
(said as a greeting. I’m still using episode 7.13 ‘Their Last Bow’ from season ‘Elementary(2019)’. That is a quote from Ellory(Wrenn Schmidt) talking to Joan(Lucy Liu). According to Amazon Video, that scene starts 25 minutes and 47 seconds into the episode.)
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It is now 5:00 PM EST for me. 1st, I want to say something about the heel gel I recommended people who have heel problems use, the heel gel a sports medicine doctor may prescribe to them. Here’s a quote from Wishlist #1179 about that:
‘ So, basically, if you see a sports medicine doctor for a pain you may be experiencing coming from the heel of your foot, I recommend that you just put one application on your heel area only before you go to work, and do not put any before you go to sleep. ‘
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That advice from Wishlist #1179 was typed in 6/29/2019. If you have been examined by a sports medicine doctor for problems with your heel, and you acquired some sort of ointment for the heel of your foot, and you have decided to use it let’s say 3 times a week, since it is allowing the heel of your foot to feel better, and you also have other ointments that you apply to your body, such as several ointments you may be applying to the external area of your rectum, you don’t want to get that heel ointment mixed up with the other ointments that are applied to other areas of your body, because it’s possible that you may apply that heel ointment to an area of your body that is not your heel, accidentally of course. For example, you don’t want to apply that heel ointment to the external area of your rectum.
Here is a question for this advice: ‘How would I apply a heel ointment accidentally to the external area of my rectum?
All I am saying is that it is possible. For example, if you plan on using that heel ointment 3 days a week, then I assume you are only putting a little of it on your heel. I am guessing that you place that heel ointment tube with the other medications that you use on other parts of your body, such as the external area of your rectum. That means it’s possible that, one day, as you are in a rush to go to work, and the external area of your rectum is bothering you, you may unknowingly use that heel ointment tube instead of the other tubes on the external area of your rectum.
To avoid that possibility, I recommend that you separate the heel ointment tube from the other tubes you use for your rectum. For example, if you are applying the heel ointment on your heel in your bedroom, then only have the heel ointment tube in your bedroom. When you apply the other ointments, put the other ointments in the bathroom. That way, there is no reasonable way that heel ointment would even go near the external area of your rectum.
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Less than an hour ago, I looked at publisher ‘FINE CHART’ from www.youtube.com, and I checked their latest music video preview category called ‘HOT NEW SONGS THIS WEEK | September 21, 2019 | New Songs & Music Videos’. I didn’t have to ‘SIGN IN’ today to use it. I just clicked it. I used the preview bar, and I eventually selected the music video ‘She’s Mine’ by Kip Moore. That is located 3 minutes and 8 seconds into the preview. And that is how I found that music video. To watch that music video, search in www.youtube.com for phrase ‘kip moore shes mine’, and it should be one of the 1st selections offered, with over 430 thousand views. The music video was published on Sep 12, 2019, only about a week ago!
I’ve never heard of Kip Moore until today. He’re a short quote from wikipedia about him:
Kip Christian Moore (born April 1, 1980) is an American country music singer-songwriter signed to MCA Nashville. His debut album, Up All Night, was released on April 24, 2012. and was the best-selling debut album by a male in 2012 and 2013.
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And here is a quote from azlyrics.com from song ‘She’s Mine’:
Maybe she’s sitting in a café
In a lonely, crowded city
Hey, if you wouldn’t mind
If you see her out tonight
Tell her she is mine
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I like the song ‘She’s Mine’. It sounds like a song single men such as myself would like to listen to.
And here’s a quote from one of the comments from youtube:
Can we appreciate the diversity of women in this video, though? In age, ethnicity, AND body type? Just add it to the list of why we love Kip ❤️ thanks for the representation!
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Out of sequence:
It is now 5:37 PM EST for me. I want to finish explaining idea ‘Out of sequence’ today, so that I can explain idea ‘If you are strong enough’ on a separate list tomorrow. If I finish explaining that tomorrow, then I will also start explaining idea ‘Resist’ on a separate list tomorrow. To start explaining idea ‘Out of sequence’, I want to use an illustration from action adventure sci-fi movie ‘Avengers: Endgame(2019)’, starring Mark Ruffalo as Bruce Banner/Hulk, and Paul Rudd as Scott Lang/Ant-Man. If you didn’t see the movie already, the movie is available streaming as a rental and purchase from Amazon.com, and according to Amazon Video, that scene starts 37 minutes and 48 seconds into the movie, 3 kids, Lia(Lia Mariella Russo), Augie(Agostino Rosalina), and Julian(Julian Russo) want to get a photo with the Hulk. Here is a quote:
Lia: ‘Excuse me, Mr. Hulk.’
Hulk: ‘Yes.’
Lia: ‘Can we get a photo?’
Hulk: ‘100%, little person. Come on, step on up.’ (talking to Scott Lang/Ant-Man) ‘Do you mind?’
Ant-Man: ‘Oh, yeah, yeah.’
Hulk: ‘Thanks.’ (talking to the kids) ‘Say ‘green”
Fans/kids: ‘Green.’ (talking to Ant Man) ‘Did you get that?’
Ant Man: ‘That’s a good one.’ (talking to the kids) ‘Do you want to grab one with me? I’m Ant-Man.’ (the kids are undecided. Ant-Man then talks to Hulk) ‘They’re Hulk fans. They don’t know Ant-Man. Nobody does.’
Hulk: ‘No, he wants you to take a picture with him.’
Julian: (says to Hulk) ‘Stranger danger.’
Ant-Man: ‘Yeah, look, he’s even saying no, he doesn’t. I get it. I don’t want it, either.’
Hulk: ‘But come on. The kid…’
Ant-Man: ‘I don’t want a picture with them. He’s gonna feel bad. Sorry.’
Hulk: ‘They’re happy to do it. They said they’ll do it.’
Ant-Man: ‘I don’t want a picture with them.’
Hulk: (said to the kids) ‘He’s gonna feel bad. Sorry.’
Ant-Man: (said to the kids) ‘Take the phone.’
It was a little scrambled to type what the kids and the Hulk were saying.
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Hulk: ‘Okay.’
Lia: ‘Thank you, Mr. Hulk.’
Hulk: ‘No, it was great, kids. Thank you very much.’
The kids and Hulk: ‘Hulk out!’
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I’ve decided to add 2 more references. The 2nd reference, according to Amazon.com, is in episode 1.16 ‘The Doomsday Sanction’ from animated tv show ‘Justice League Unlimited(2005)’. According to Amazon Video, that scene starts 5 minutes and 30 seconds into the episode, Batman is talking to the other members of the Justice League. Here is the quote:
Batman: ‘I’ve got The Question looking into it, and–‘
The rest of the Justice League: (collective groan)
The Flash: ‘Not that kook.’
Batman: ‘I admit he’s wound a bit too tightly, but if anyone can find a hidden link from Luthor to Cadmus, he’s the man.’
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The 3rd reference is in episode 1.6 ‘Fearful Symmetry’ from animated tv show ‘Justice League Unlimited’. In that short scene, Green Arrow is warning Supergirl about The Question. The scene starts 5 minutes and 18 seconds into the episode. Here is the quote:
Green Arrow: (talking to Supergirl) ‘OK, enough. Don’t listen to this guy. Everything’s conspiracies with him.’
The Question: ‘Not conspiracies. Conspiracy. Singular.’
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OK, here’s the idea for ‘Out of sequence’: I imagined kids having what I call a ‘set up’ recognition. That means they are emulating other people or concepts. An example of kids emulating other people is in that scene I quoted from the movie ‘Avengers: Endgame’. Here is a quote:
Lia: ‘Excuse me, Mr. Hulk.’
Hulk: ‘Yes.’
Lia: ‘Can we get a photo?’
Hulk: ‘100%, little person. Come on, step on up.’ (talking to Scott Lang/Ant-Man) ‘Do you mind?’
Ant-Man: ‘Oh, yeah, yeah.’
Hulk: ‘Thanks.’ (talking to the kids) ‘Say ‘green”
Fans/kids: ‘Green.’
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My guess is that, in that movie, the Hulk, since he’s a scientist, did something with social media, something in the internet, to allow kids to emulate something about himself that he wants them to emulate to. He probably gave them the ability to make their own ‘set up’ recognition in order to emulate the Hulk. And so, I imagined kids having some sort of ‘set up’ recognition, and when they evaluate certain things, they comment on the deviations identified by their interpretation of their use of ‘set up’ recognitions. That deviation is what I call ‘Out of sequence’, when their use of ‘set up’ recognition identifies something perceived by others as deviating from their use of ‘set up’ recognition. For example, from that movie, there are many superheroes to emulate from, such as Iron Man. There are kids who want to be engineers when they’re adults, and they’re already working on certain projects that relate to their future career aspiration. When they use that ‘set up’ recognition to evaluate other people, they may notice certain deviations in the actions of others as it pertains to their use of ‘set up’ recognition. If I compare those kids who emulate Iron Man to those kids in the movie who emulate The Hulk, sure, their ‘set up’ recognitions are different. And the kids who are emulating Iron Man can give adults convenient deviation examples of the kids emulating the Hulk. So, for this example, the other kids who emulate the Hulk may not seem to say anything when compared to the kids emulating Iron Man, but there’s nothing wrong with both types of emulating, so to speak. It’s just that many people tend to listen to the engineering inspiring kids, since the other kids from the perspective of their emulating use of the Hulk are seemingly not saying anything.
And so, what I am trying to do with idea ‘Out of sequence’ is to add more to it, to show the kids who have a noticeable to others use of ‘set up’ recognition what it may look like when more factors are added to it. I’m not trying to judge them. I’m just recommending that they see what may happen. This is, after all, just advice. And so, I have chosen as something that I imagined to show them an example of how superheroes ‘duck’ an instigator who is actively instigating others in their team. According to www.dictionary.com, ‘duck’ means ‘to avoid or evade a blow, unpleasant task, etc.; dodge’. According to animated tv show ‘Justice League Unlimited’, the man called The Question qualifies as an instigator actively making an effort to instigate the superheroes that he works with. Here is a quote from episode 1.16 ‘The Doomsday Sanction’ as proof:
Batman: ‘I’ve got The Question looking into it, and–‘
The rest of the Justice League: (collective groan)
The Flash: ‘Not that kook.’
Batman: ‘I admit he’s wound a bit too tightly…’
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So, here is the situation I will use to explain the rest of idea ‘Out of sequence’. I am using the 3rd reference, episode 1.6 ‘Fearful Symmetry’. Here is the quote:
Green Arrow: (talking to Supergirl) ‘OK, enough. Don’t listen to this guy. Everything’s conspiracies with him.’
The Question: ‘Not conspiracies. Conspiracy. Singular.’
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In this imagined story, almost all of the superheroes working in the Watchtower are avoiding The Question. That floor Supergirl and Green Arrow are in usually only has The Question in it, since almost all of the superheroes are using their created for their own use ‘set up’ recognition to avoid him. For example, when Batman would give them certain assignments, if those assignments involve being in the same floor as The Question, they would submit a request to Batman to change their assignment, and they would all give a revised recommendation assignment to him, that of course would involve interacting with The Question. Batman of course understands their situation, and would always grant their request. Keep in mind that most of those superheroes are probably CEO’s of a company, and they’re having fun acting like an employee to Batman.
This story now bring you to Supergirl. She does not have a ‘set up’ recognition, since she is relatively new to Earth. She does, however, have a following on Earth. Many girls have created their own ‘set up’ recognitions associated with Supergirl. Also, Supergirl does not feel a need to avoid The Question at that moment, since this is the 1st time she has met him. Green Arrow would normally duck the question, but since he is friends with Supergirl, he felt obligated to interact with The Question with Supergirl. If you choose to imagine thinking about the other superheroes using their ‘set up’ recognition to observe Supergirl’s situation, they are, of course, sympathetic and have concern for Supergirl. And that is the ‘new thing’ I wanted to introduce to you, something that you may choose to do with your use of ‘set up’ recognition, that not everyone has a ‘set up’ recognition. Supergirl clearly does not have a ‘set up’ recognition based on an association with The Question, and you may imagine how the other superheroes use their ‘set up’ recognition to evaluate Supergirl’s situation. Green Arrow is still there with her, an obvious show of sympathy and concern for her.
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It is now 8:10 PM EST for me. I am done now explaining idea ‘Out of sequence’. I will add a disclaimer soon. Tomorrow, I will explain idea ‘If you are strong enough’, and if I have time, I will also start explaining idea ‘Resist’. So, if you are there, I’ll see you then.
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TV-14 violence and viewer discretion for crime tv show ‘Elementary’. PG-13 violence and viewer discretion for action adventure sci-fi movie ‘Avengers: Endgame’. TV-Y7-FV(according to www.google.com, ‘TV-Y7’ means ‘designed for children age 7 and older’. ‘FV’ means ‘fantasy violence”) for animated tv show ‘Justice League Unlimited’. Use only refurbished for advice references recommended. Throw away rest of episode, tv show, and movie. [Use mental bookmark ‘Out of sequence’ for reference, allocation, and prevention when needed.