Today's Tids Issue 5,693
Not Forgetting:
I, like many people, thought it was refreshing with at Georgia boy from a peanut farm came out of nowhere to beat a lifetime likeable politician Gerald Ford. A new day in America. Today he is known best for his kindness in the years past is presidency. That figures. A service that rates presidents historically on 11 attributes shows his highest scores are for “Moral Authority” and “Pursued equal justice for all”. He was lowest on “Crisis Leadership” and “Economic Management”. Overall, he ranked in the bottom third for all presidents. But stats don’t count when for this man it is really all about the character in his heart.
There are so many wonderful friends on my mind as I start to look at this year Passing. Did I do enough for them, stay in touch. Did I bore them too much with my ramblings. Then there are those not here any longer some of whom I've known since ai was wee lad, and never had a chance to say a proper good buy or make them smile one more time.
Nobody is quite into this work week. But, that's what a Wednesday holiday does to the human psyche – they think they are being picked on.
Cannibal Seduction: "I bet you are great in bread..."
The Question:
Tempo is the speed of given segment of a musical composition. Combine the tempo with beat and rhythm and suddenly you're a song writer, if you know a little bit about notes and where they go. What are the11 words describing the various Tempos from the slowest to the fastest?
The Headlines:
--America Focused on Passing of Jimmy Carter; World Leaders Flooding US with Praise; He was longest living President.
--Fed Says it Will “Absolutely” Raise Rates in 2025 if Inflation Starts Up Again.
--Santa Claus Rally Failing as Stocks in Three Exchanges Close ithe Depths; Mortgage Rates up.
--Investigators Rushing to Scene of Korean Air Crash Tragedy.
It's one thing run companies that make money for shareholders and investors. But more important is doing it while reproducing safe and quality products for consumers.
Actually, I don't need resolutions to change my life each January one. I get good advice on that all the time.
Jimmy Carter was certainly an honorable Human Being. And then we have Kim Jong Un of north Korea who in exchange for some advanced anti-aircraft missiles from Russia gave Putin 10,000 of his troops which have been used by Putin's military as fodder in reckless, “hopeless” attacks on Ukraine locations. How inhuman is that kind of leadership.
The new Leadership in Syria says they want a relationship with Ukraine... which has me thinking, we just never know about what's on the minds of others
We had the January thaw two days ago.
Boeing doesn't seem like it’s run like an aircraft company anymore. I mean I don't know anything, that’s just a feeling I have.
I can't see any reason why I need smart refrigerator. All its smartness does is confuse its own control panel. It's a box that needs to be cold in one area and really cold in another.
You know that puffy Cheetos must compressed pretty tightly. Because when I bite into one, I feel of a release of warm energy like a small controlled nuclear fission. Save on fuel bills, eat Cheetos.
The other side of New Years Eve is another day.
The Answer:
Writing a good song is really hard. That I know. But I also know that the different tempos are Grave, Lento, Largo, Adagio, Andante, Moderato, Allegretto, Allegro, Vivace, Presto and Prestissimo.
Well, we’re about there, and time to get into the mood. A cupelf beers and you;; a;; sound sjut liekthis.
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