Policies into Bills to be made into Laws
Wednesday,
November 9, 2016
Anti-prejudice
women laws, or anti-prejudice gay and lesbian and transgender and transsexual
laws, or open “Free Trade” markets, or Monopoly regulations, or EPA expansion,
or universal free healthcare, or universal free Higher Education, or gun regulation
laws, or anti-brutality police regulations and laws and anti-gun violence regulations
and laws against black men and other minority citizens and civilians, or free
childcare, or increase taxes on the wealthy, or friendly environmental laws, or
free early childhood classes, or free public school lunches, or ending this 15 year long warfare in the Middle East and redistributing
funds to veterans’ welfare and educational infrastructure, or immigration
reform, or rightly so turning corporations back into what corporations are
which is institutions rather than lending a false identity to corporations as
individuals, or no oil pipeline through the Midwest’s heartland, equal pay for
equal work, single payer healthcare system, or raise the minimum wage to $21.00
(twenty-one American dollars) hourly rate per increase (hike) of annual
inflation in the markets according to Mr. Bill Moyers’s information and
research, or voter suppression laws, or free media without politicians’ threats
or bullying or intimidation against the Free Press’s journalists’ or reporters’
lives who must get home in-time for supper and a bedtime story, or modern American
infrastructure such as public libraries and public arboretums and public
gardens and public sculpture gardens and public solariums and atriums and public
planetariums and public graveyards as safe municipal services to all American
private citizens and civilians or, or, or…etc.
Friday, November 3, 2017
“Hospitality to strangers
shows reverence for the name of the Lord.”
(Leo Rosten’s Treasury of Jewish
Quotations)
Vicissitude (irregular change, variation)
The vicissitudes of fortune had a great effect upon
his outlook on life.
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A
book: “Manners Culture and Dress: of the Best American Society, including
social, commercial and legal forms, Letter Writing, Invitations, &c., also
valuable suggestions on Self Culture and Home Training” By Richard A. Wells,
A.M., Illustrated, King, Richardson & CO., Publishers, Springfield, Mass.,
and De Moines, Iowa, 1891.
Street
Etiquette.
Shouting.
Chapter
9.
Page 136
Never
speak to your acquaintances from one side of the street to the other. Shouting
is a certain sign of vulgarity. First approach, and then make your
communication to your acquaintance or friend in a moderately loud tone of
voice.
The above passage is indeed correctly re-copied unto this
page.
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Fulltime Employment
Hello.
As of today
this blog is shut down to seek fulltime employment elsewhere specifically in
corporate America or not.
The content
of this blog was indeed incredibly personal about previous physical illnesses
and surgeries particularly dealing with tumors and operations and women’s
health.
As of
August 2017 I no longer have any more tumors and there won’t be any more surgeries.
I beat this cycle of eight continuous years of re-growth of tumors and I’m
proud to call myself a survivor.
Mainly for
the past eight years I worked from home since my health wasn’t what it could’ve
been. Now for which I’m healthy I’m ready to head back out into the workforce.
This blog
was primarily set up to become a better overall English writer, nothing more
and nothing less.
The writing
content I drew from was life, however.
As far as “copywriting”
or “marketing” would have absolutely nothing to do with my personal life or
health and the writing would have anything to do with specific copywriting
content and company marketing narrative.
This
specific blog and website are unique since this blog lasted for eight years
under the financial investment of private investors, the investors are paid.
The blog didn’t make any profit. There was no pay day for the blog.
We leave
with absolutely no hard feelings.
All of the
“T’s” are crossed and the “I’s” are dotted.
The
photography and video content is social commentary.
The
self-portrait series is mainly to learn to become more comfortable in front of
the camera and to continue to hone my skill set with Photoshop.
No, I’m not
a website designer.
No, I’m not
a software designer.
Yes, my
Photoshop skill set is at a high professional level.
Yes, my
photography skill set is at a high professional level.
Yes, my
video skill set is at a high professional level.
Yes, my
writing skill set is at a high professional level.
My strengths
are the four mentioned above skills.
Yes, I’ve
been working with HTML updates from a template, however. For sure HTML is one
of my weaknesses as I have mentioned before and have been writing code since
1992 in the eighth grade.
A
programmer I am not.
Yes, I’m my
harshest critic, however. Programming isn’t something I do even though I’ve
worked with HTML FTP uploaded content and updates for the past eight years.
Yes, I’m
professional and personable and respectful and up to date with professional
mode of conduct.
Yes, I keep
my hands to myself and I value the personal space of other people.
Yes, I’m
relatable and smart and kind and for the most part a “one stop shop” when it
comes to photography, video and writing.
Yours
Truly;
Gabriel
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