I'm scheduled for a beamectomy before I can perform mote microsurgery. A beamectomy is a long, complicated surgery that generally takes a lifetime.

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So true
Ladies, If you are gifted and talented and lots of people are saying you simply “have to do something” with your intellect, what they really mean is have lots of big-brained babies and teach them everything you know. Having a group of smart, well-trained children is of more value to society in the long term than you spending a few decades in some office plus a cat. Don’t be bamboozled into thinking anything different.
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Call me old fashioned, but I have some very sound advice to the young men and women of America to avoid what's happening at Cornell: Stop getting drunk and hooking up with random people. It doesn't make you cool. It's degrading and only leads to bad things. Instead, try finding someone you actually like to be around, take them on a date, and if all goes well, pursue a little thing called marriage. Bold concept, I know.
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“The joy we feel has little to do with the circumstances of our lives and everything to do with the focus of our lives.” -Russell M. Nelson
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You will NEVER receive revelation from God instructing you to break your temple covenants.
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Amen to this!
SOME OF YOU NEED TO HEAR THIS: President Trump is the President. He is not your personal financial manager. It's not President Trump's fault that you: • Bought a $70K truck on an 84-month loan you couldn't afford. • Carry $15K in credit-card debt buying wants instead of needs. • DoorDash dinner while complaining groceries are expensive. • Upgrade your $1,200 phone every two years. • Pay for 7 subscriptions you barely use. • Took a mortgage at the absolute limit the bank would approve. • Spend thousands every year on alcohol, vaping, gambling or other habits. • Take vacations on credit and pay for them for the next 18 months. • Never built an emergency fund when times were good. • Increased your lifestyle every time your income increased instead of building assets. Yes, housing is expensive. Groceries are expensive. Insurance is expensive. Healthcare is expensive. Government policy matters. But PERSONAL DECISIONS matter too. No President can sign an Executive Order fixing 20 years of your financial habits. Sometimes Washington needs accountability. Sometimes the person in the mirror does too.
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I wish I could give a KJV Bible, Shakespeare's complete works, AlphaPhonics, & Learn Math Fast V1-7 to every new parent. I'd encourage reading one page daily from each KJVB & SH, then teaching AP at 3 & LMF V1 at 4. These ideas take so little time with such far-reaching results
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Congress doesn't have a revenue problem. It has an addiction to spending. Real reform means cutting waste and capping spending. My Six Penny Plan does just that by cutting six cents from every $1 the federal government spends. Our budget would be balanced in five years.
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Former USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar, who abused U.S. women's gymnasts, is no longer on the sex offender registry. A Democrat Michigan Supreme Court ruling removed him, along with approximately 20,000 others. Is there a crime that Democrats don't support?
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There are academics who have built their whole career on making the teaching of simple arithmetic unnecessarily complicated. Practice has been turned into a bad word in math & explicitly teaching is often something that’s supposed to be avoided. Children have suffered for it. Math has suffered for it. Universities and academia are partly to blame by often rewarding the publication of flawed education research. The problem is that these academics can be hugely influential on curriculum, textbooks, teacher education, and professional development. Because who would think an education expert isn’t really an expert? When someone has built their whole career on bad ideas, it’s going to be hard to get them to change course. That is why it is true that math needs a phonics-style revolution.
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People have heard about the phonics vs triple-queuing fiasco but there is a similar issue in math where ed school ideologues have stigmatized the normal and necessary work of drilling novice students in the fundamentals. slowboring.com/p/math-needs-…
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“You can't be pro-life and pro-death penalty.” Ok. I'll let the author of Leviticus know. In the meantime, I'm going to continue to make perfectly rational distinctions between unborn babies and serial killers.
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I'm not sure if this is AI or not...but "If you’ve got a business—you didn’t build that. Somebody else made that happen." BO
Broadcast: EXPOSED This video has been deleted from every platform (including google) years ago. It took us a long time to find it. MAKE IT GO VIRAL‼️
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Broadcast: EXPOSED This video has been deleted from every platform (including google) years ago. It took us a long time to find it. MAKE IT GO VIRAL‼️
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“The head of infectious disease medicine at my hospital privately told me that he was working with the state government to restrict the civil rights of unvaccinated people.” - James P. Miller, MD
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How did we get to a place where the person who breaks the law receives context, compassion and protection, while the victim receives a statistic, an explanation and a demand to move on? I know because my baby girl, Katie, was taken from us, vanished. She was killed by an illegal immigrant who should not have been here. And when I testified before Congress, I witnessed firsthand the contempt and animosity directed toward victims of illegal immigrant crime. During the Biden-Harris years, and under leaders in states like Illinois, policies increasingly reflected that inversion: extraordinary attention and accommodation for those here illegally, while victims were too often treated as an afterthought. This is not about immigrants. It is about illegal immigration, agency, accountability and the moral choice to protect one population without losing sight of another. When did compassion become a justification for special treatment of those who broke the rules while those who followed them were expected to absorb the consequences? Whose humanity are you protecting, and whose are you willing to overlook? I wrote about it here: angeldadjoeabraham.substack.…
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White men are 36% of the population yet 39% of the labor force. -Pay 62% of ALL federal individual income taxes -50+% of federal payroll taxes -70+% of taxable capital gains -Only about 10% of all welfare recipients. Which by definition IS the back bone of the economy… I’ll await your clarification
Black women are the backbone of our economy and we all benefit from their essential contributions to our workforce & communities. By pushing Black women out of our economy, everyone is being denied their brilliance and intellectual capital.
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