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missions of california

4/30/2022

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All California students study California Mission History in 4th grade and have been doing so for more than 60 years. I am no exception. Charles makes a very nice presentation. Watch for the volcanoes.
Mission-style architecture is repeated all over California, despite the volcanoes.
Unfortunately, when the missions were closed, most of the wealth that had been accumulated and held in trust for the Indians was lost. https://www.californiafrontier.net/secularization/ On March 18, 1865, President Lincoln signed an order returning the missions to the Catholic Church and the State of California, and today eighteen missions are owned and maintained by the Church as active parishes, while three are owned by the California Department of Parks and Recreation and are open to the public as state historic parks. Mission Dolores in San Francisco is the oldest building in the city. Part of Vertigo was filmed in the Mission Dolores cemetery. Its tiny burial ground was once part of a much larger cemetery, the final resting place of city founders, criminals, and thousands of Ohlone.
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swiss people's party

4/30/2022

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swiss_People%27s_Party
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Sensus Fidelium

4/30/2022

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My first inkling that all was not right in the Catholic Church occurred in 1973. While attending Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, I was invited to a gathering of the Catholic charismatic movement.

I did not own a car, so I went with my friends. They were excited by the prospect of seeing the rave of the day. The meeting, or whatever it was called, was off campus, where I can
’t recall, but the interior is vivid in my memory – large space, low-ceilinged, fluorescently lit – as enchanting as mold on a saltine cracker.

Hundreds sat on the floor. Sitting on the floor is fine if you are 5’5. A 6’1 guy struggles where to place his legs – under, over, across, half and half – just as I do in an airplane seat.

Then it began.

Testimony #1. Everyone anticipated speaking in tongues.

Testimony #2. No speaking in tongues. Tension was mounting.

Testimony #3. Someone stood up, swayed and fluttered – forked tongue.

It was at that point I told my friends I must go.

I had lasted 20 minutes.

Negotiations began on who would take me back to campus. An agreement was reached, and a couple of us amscrayed in a ’65 Chevy wreck.

The gathering resembled a séance, people waiting for a voice from beyond the grave.

I am told that it was modernism and that I had sensus fidelium, the sense of the faithful. Sense or no sense, experience playing cards and board games taught me when I was about to be tricked … or lied to.
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Check out this trick. Yeah, the fly of modernism had me fooled initially.
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philosopher speaks

4/30/2022

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I attended a talk given by Dr. Peter Kwasniewski last night. He spoke for more than an hour on Pius X and his emphatic opposition to modernism. Kwasniewski delved deeply into encyclicals by Pius and into the period leading up to Vatican II. Following is an interview back in December 2021. Since then, there have been developments causing more consternation. NO to modernism. ​Non possumus.
Non possumus is a Latin phrase meaning “we cannot”. It originated with the martyrdom of the Martyrs of Abitinae in AD 304 when Roman Emperor Diocletian prohibited Catholics under penalty of death to possess the Sacred Scriptures, celebrate the Holy Eucharist on Sunday, and erect churches. The phrase is not a negative: it expresses the absolute moral determination to obey the Catholic faith.

In 1994 Kwasniewski earned his BA in Liberal Arts from Thomas Aquinas College. The Catholic University of America granted him an MA in philosophy in 1996 and Ph.D. in philosophy in 2002. His MA thesis was entitled “The Dialectic of Reason and Faith in Descartes’s Meditationes de prima philosophia”, and his Ph.D. dissertation defended was entitled “The Ecstasy of Love in Thomas Aquinas”.

He currently works as an independent writer, editor, publisher, and guest lecturer, giving talks on the traditional liturgy of the Roman Catholic Church. He also composes sacred music.

Pius vigorously condemned Modernists whom he regarded as dangers to the Catholic faith and required all clergy, pastors, confessors, preachers, religious superiors, and professors in philosophical-theological seminaries to sign an oath against modernism. All the participators at Vatican II had signed the oath!

Here is a picture of Pius as a young man.​
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Giuseppe Sarto
Joe

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halcyon

4/28/2022

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What is “halcyon” and what are “Halcyon days”?

When used as an adjective, it refers to peaceful days gone by, which sounds like a dream.

When used as a noun, it refers to a bird, both real (a kingfisher) and mythical. The mythical version of a halcyon once lived at sea and had the power to calm water and wind.

Ah, the Halcyon days of 1950s and 1960s science fiction, but the real world is harsh.

My influencers -
Most admired: Christ
Most admired pair: mom and dad
Most admired artists: composers Chopin, Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninoff, writers Chandler, Greene, Austen, Serling, directors Hitchcock, Zinnemann, Bresson, actors Bogarde, Bogart, Raft, Hayward, Stanwyck, Trevor, Windsor, tough types …
Most admired leaders: Julius Caesar, Churchill, Reagan, Pius XII

All but the first one were imperfect creatures.

Did any of them have Halcyon days?
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us navy

4/28/2022

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We must maintain superiority. Why? Because a conservative America is a moral deterrent to evil.

​Lenin murdered this 14-year-old boy, The Tsarevich Alexis.
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courtesy of Robert K. Massie, author of Nicholas and Alexandra (1967)

Alexis and his sisters had a French tutor, Pierre Gilliard, until the end (1918).
Gilliard wrote a memoir, Thirteen Years at the Russian Court (1923).
I'm pleased to tutor a 13-year-old Tatar boy (2022).
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2000 mules trailer

4/28/2022

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https://rumble.com/v1238uc-2000-mules-trailer.html
Rumble placed a firewall around the movie so that it cannot be censored.
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villanelle

4/27/2022

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The House on the Hill​
By Edwin Arlington Robinson
 
They are all gone away,
The House is shut and still,
There is nothing more to say.
 
Through broken walls and gray
The winds blow bleak and shrill:
They are all gone away.
 
Nor is there one to-day
To speak them good or ill:
There is nothing more to say.
 
Why is it then we stray
Around the sunken sill?
They are all gone away,
 
And our poor fancy-play
For them is wasted skill:
There is nothing more to say.
 
There is ruin and decay
In the House on the Hill:
They are all gone away,
There is nothing more to say.
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psalm 150

4/27/2022

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Our seminarian, Jacob, Bachelor of Music (BM), directed me to the last psalm, 150.

Clementine Vulgate
Latin text
1  Alleluja. Laudate Dominum in sanctis ejus; laudate eum in firmamento virtutis ejus.
2  Laudate eum in virtutibus ejus; laudate eum secundum multitudinem magnitudinis ejus.
3  Laudate eum in sono tubae; laudate eum in psalterio et cithara.
4  Laudate eum in tympano et choro; laudate eum in chordis et organo.
5  Laudate eum in cymbalis benesonantibus; laudate eum in cymbalis jubilationis.
6  Omnis spiritus laudet Dominum!
Alleluja.
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Douay-Rheims Bible
English translation

1  Alleluia. Praise ye the Lord in his holy places: praise ye him in the firmament of his power.
2  Praise ye him for his mighty acts: praise ye him according to the multitude of his greatness.
3  Praise him with the sound of trumpet: praise him with psaltery and harp.
4  Praise him with timbrel and choir: praise him with strings and organs.
5  Praise him on high sounding cymbals: praise him on cymbals of joy:
6  let every spirit praise the Lord.

Alleluia.

​High Mass at St. Stephen - Jacob's musical arrangement of the psalm with all the instruments mentioned begins at 59 minutes and is eight minutes long. Text of the Mass (contained in my Missal)
https://www.divinumofficium.com/cgi-bin/missa/missa.pl
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Tchaikovsky

4/27/2022

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Swan Lake is an allegory. White swan good; black swan bad. This version confirms my desire to get some version of it on my website. It is the best live recording of anything I have ever heard. For those who like a violin solo, this recording is unbeatable. Enjoy Russian ballet … all you balletomanes. That’s all I am. I came to watching ballet because I like classical music.
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first amendment and science

4/26/2022

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He does not understand the First Amendment, our guarantee that all are heard. I left Facebook and Twitter long ago. Musk agrees with me; he just bought Twitter. "How much did Stanford pay you for that speech, sir?" A fiction or nonfiction writer-investigator probes truth and often uncovers it,
numbskull.
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Exploring the Elements, A Complete Guide to the Periodic Table, words by Isabel Thomas, pictures by Sara Gillingham. Phaidon Press Inc. First published 2020, reprinted in 2021, copyright 2020 Phaidon Press Limited.

Book loaned to me by Alexander. I will add some on electric vehicles at our next session. At it, we plan to do an experiment, “Egyptian Night”. Will we succeed and not ruin the dining room table or null our fingerprints?

I tire of hearing that anyone who is other than a leftist ignores science. I don't do research on medicines or vaccines, but my little brain is ready to receive information. Parler said,
“Expect Twitter walkouts. … They will do everything they can to prevent Twitter from becoming a free speech platform.”

Twitter is on Market Street in San Francisco. I delivered the Academy of Art University newspaper there a few times, and then I was told to stay away. I guess they thought it was advertising, which it was.

I get my information from a variety of sources whose identities are top secret. That's exaggeration, not fiction.

On Tuesday, 4-26-22, the White House announced that Vice President Kamala Harris had tested positive for COVID-19. Harris was fully vaccinated and boosted against the virus, but she still contracted it.
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bubble wrap

4/26/2022

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I suggested to Alexander (8) that he and his father invent a pencil maker for home use. I lose and use so many pencils that I would like to be able to make them. The story about the guys who invented bubble wrap, Al Fielding and Marc Chavannes, is fascinating. They designed it for home décor.

From interestingfacts.com -

“The pioneering duo hoped their creation — which trapped air between two shower curtains run through a heat-sealing machine — would serve as a textured wallpaper marketed to a younger generation with ‘modern taste’. 
The initial idea was a flop, however, and Fielding and Chavannes soon pivoted to promoting Bubble Wrap, then called Air Cap, as a greenhouse insulator (another idea whose bubble would quickly burst). 

“It took another invention of the time — IBM’s 1401 model computer  — to seal Bubble Wrap’s fate as a packing material. Under the company name Sealed Air, Fielding and Chavannes approached IBM about using the air-filled plastic in shipping containers, replacing traditional box-fillers like newspaper, straw, and horsehair. After passing the test of transporting delicate electronics, Sealed Air became a shipping industry standard....”
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quasimodo

4/26/2022

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Okay, here is the translation for 4/23/2022:

Omnipotens semptierne Deus, qui paschale sacramentum in reconciliationis humanae faedere contulisti: da mentibus nostris; ut, quod professione celebramus, imitemur effectu.

Almighty, eternal God, Who is the covenant of man’s atonement [reconciliation] has bestowed the paschal sacrament, grant unto our spirits that what we outwardly celebrate we may imitate effectually. Prayer, Friday in Easter Week, Roman Missal.

Quasimodo

You have heard of Quasimodo? Quasi modo means “like just” or “like recently”, and the Roman Missal translation is “as newborn babes”. The child who grew up to become the Hunchback of Notre-Dame was so deformed that he was abandoned by his mother and left at the cathedral.

The archdeacon adopted him and decided to name him for the day he was found, 
“like recently”, um, “like, today”, which in Latin is, hodie [ho - dee - a]. I think I will nickname him Hodie.

Quasimodo is a fictional character and the main protagonist of the novel, The Hunchback of Notre-Dame, (1831) by Victor Hugo.

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12-tone music

4/25/2022

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All Western music is based on the 12-tone system. The Catholic Church banned the wolf interval as offensive to the ear, but it is heavily used in death metal music and is very hard to sing unless the vocalist employs a false chord technique, also known as a scream or a growl. I think the Sabaton singer does it … maybe not.

This excellent video shows the connection between geometry and music. Some students have a harder time developing numeracy than they do with literacy or musicality. I placed a metronome on my piano and found it to be unnecessary. I suppose numerical timing and beat were already firmly fixed in my body, specifically in my foot.


The narrator has a beautiful British accent, but his "sound wave" sounds like "sign wave". Also, Americans say "math", not "maths", so strange the rest of the world is.

My website educates me as much as it might be educating you. I hope you are enjoying what appears.
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Joakim "Jocke" Brodén, lead singer for Sabaton at Wacken Open Air 2013, photograph author Jonas Rogowski. Sabaton is classified as heavy metal. I have posted two of their songs in the Music category.
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pope bad-mouth

4/25/2022

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Here is a list of accusations made by Francis against me and people like me, people who adhere to the Catechism and tradition:

1) rigid; 2) monopoly on the interpretation of social realities; 3) monopoly on the proposal of solutions to contemporary problems; 4) self-absorbed promethean neo Pelagianism; 5) trusting only in their own powers; 6) feeling superior to others; 7) observing certain rules; 8) remaining intransigently faithful to a particular Catholic style from the past; 9) narcissistic and authoritarian elitism; 10) analyzes and classifies others; 11) inspecting and verifying; 12) adulterated forms of Christianity; 13) shut up within structures that give a false sense of security; 14) shut up within rules, which make harsh judges; 15) shut up within habits that feel safe; 16) sick.

Pelagianism definition: Whenever there is division, discord, or disaster in the Church, many seem to unwittingly embrace a Pelagian solution, which amounts to taking matters into their own hands and righting the situation on their own terms.

What exactly, sir, have I taken into my own hands? I did not invent the Catechism. I had no part in tradition. I merely accepted both as binding. I made a promise at Confirmation, age 12, so to do, and I will not renege. 
That makes me rigid and sick?
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If anyone doubts the list of 16 accusations, I can provide the citation.

This is how I combat melancholy. I listen to someone who can express it for me -

​​Anyone who tampers with my emotions, the best part of me, is unallied with my Savior, because He is the One Who put them there and loves me for holding on to them, at every costly turn, whether emotional lacerations were caused by someone else, through my own fault, or by accident. If my emotions kill me, so be it, for they will take me out of this quagmire and into His life and embrace.

Here is a comment from one of my friends from St. Stephen –
 
“For you and me today, we are living in our section of this gigantic, turbulent river and it is confusing, we go under, we get pulled by the current so that we cannot even control our limbs, our brains are being drowned, we can’t figure out where we are going, and it’s beyond our control!
 
“Thinking about the Pope . . . the bend in the river is different, the rocks seem more formidable, but truly it is the same river that every person must endure.”
 
True friends keep you afloat.

Still, this pope, this 
senex et mari, writes and speaks from a secured loggia. If he came to my front door, alone, and made these accusations directly, the whole neighborhood would hear a door slam. He had a black eye once before.

He’s no father either. My own father got mad at me once in my life for defying him, but never, never did he attack my character. His name was Joe. He was a boxer in his youth and could have been arrested one night for disturbing the peace at a dancehall but was sent home instead by his brother-in-law cop. Joe was infinitely more saintly than F, abbreviation and grade for pontifex.

So, as I said, listening to music is a way for me to combat melancholy. Following is a mini lesson on levels of achievement for piano. 

“
Nocturne in C sharp minor” is one of Chopin’s more accessible pieces, not the easiest, around an RCM Level 9, yet difficult to play convincingly.

The Royal Conservatory of Music (RCM)
  • Elementary (Preparatory-Level 4)
  • Intermediate (Level 5-8)
  • Advanced (Level 9-10)
  • Diplomas.

​I would say I was at Level 8, slowly sliding into Level 9, when Joe, who liked hearing me play piano, coaxed me into playing sports exclusively. He knew that a solo act was not the best thing for a 15-year-old. Here is a repost that illustrates the levels:​
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child desires

4/24/2022

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Why Russian children still love the ballet

CULTURE, FEB 14, 2015, By MARIA FEDORISHINA, SPECIAL TO RBTH 

“According to a 2013 survey by children’s charitable fund, Deti Mira, 16.4 percent of Russian children aged 4-6 dream of an artistic profession, including the ballet.”
…

“In other countries, Russian classical ballet is often associated with the leading Russian theaters, the Bolshoi and the Mariinsky, where the dancers are mostly graduates of the Moscow State Academy of Choreography and the Vaganova Academy of Russian Ballet. It is practically impossible to prepare for entrance to such institutions because natural attributes – such as flexibility, being able to rise and jump, and a good ear for music – play such a leading role. Students are subject to an intense screening process.
 
“About 98 percent of children study ballet for themselves,” says Yulya Subbotovskaya.


https://www.rbth.com/arts/2015/02/14/why_russian_children_still_love_the_ballet_43709.html​
 
Ballet comes in second behind sport for Russian children. An American parent might send his 14-year-old son into football, and a Russian parent might have sent him into ballet school three or four years earlier.​ These boys are 16.


teacher: M Sharkov (M Yellalot)
It is hard for a parent to know what his or her child desires. Alexander, my little 8-year-old genius, excels in reading and has an immense imagination. His mother told me that he thinks differently from us. Our thoughts follow a straight line, and his thoughts resemble vectors.
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Frank D and Nykamp DQ, “An introduction to vectors.” From Math Insight.
http://mathinsight.org/vector_introduction

At least, that is what we think is going on inside his little head. All I know is that I must keep up with his way of thinking, which is so different from my own.
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electric vehicles

4/24/2022

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At World Bank Climate Talk, Speaker Floats End of Conventional Vehicle Sales

The Epoch Times, By Nathan Worcester​, April 21, 2022
 
“In remarks to the World Bank’s “Financing Climate Action” event on April 21, Baron Nicholas Stern, one of the world’s most influential climate economists, spoke about what he sees as necessary global actions on climate change, including on the sale of conventional internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles.

“’The right kind of policies have to be put in place, including the abolition of fossil fuel subsidies, the advancement of carbon pricing, but clarity on timescales for decentralization of the grid, clarity on timescales for stopping the sale of internal combustion engine vehicles, and so on—making sure the sense of direction is clear in those ways,’ said Stern, who served as chief economist for the World Bank from 2000 through 2003.”
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Not so fast. A friend was driving her all-electric Polestar in the Sierras this weekend, and the high elevation and sudden drop in temperature forced her to go to the charging station twice.
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ukraine nutcracker

4/24/2022

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If you have never watched any ballet and don't care to, just watch this one scene, which is probably the most famous scene in all of ballet and of all time and comes via Ukraine.
Idealized Love
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polish sisters

4/24/2022

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A stone church is desirable. There is one in San Francisco. Cristo Rey Carmelite Monastery, 721 Parker. ​It always smells like roses, and if you visit around two-ish in the afternoon, you will hear the cloistered nuns singing, but you won't see them. My aunt visited a nun once a week for years for counsel and friendship. The nun sat behind a grille, and my aunt never saw her.
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courtesy of foursquare.com and Luis G, Sept. 2, 2012
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Italian dinner

4/23/2022

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​Tuscan American dancers at the Italian Dinner tonight, St. Stephen the First Martyr, Sacramento, CA. We had a dinner and raffle in the parish hall for seminarians. I sat at table with Diane and Roger and supped with other friends, some new, some longtime.

About 30 parish teens waited tables, and the other children, which must have totaled 50, had a separate dining room. Twenty-seven tables with six at a table equals 162, plus chef and cook staff, a baker, organizers, three of our priests, one visiting priest, Father Akers, and one seminarian, Jacob.

Father Curtis revealed a statue of St. Joseph, which will be restored by parish artists and placed when the church expansion is finished.

One of my new friends is originally from Herzegovina, capital Mostar. He served as a marine for his home country and the USA.

There are over 150 parishes and missions in the Sacramento Diocese, which covers 20 counties, a very big chunk of Northern California, and I am told that we are the fasting-growing and most successful parish when it comes to fundraising, charitable donations, and evangelization. I am not bragging, because it has nothing to do with me. I say it to illustrate the strength of traditional Catholicism and the difference it has made in my life.
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bill gates vs musk

4/23/2022

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“Elon Musk Rebuffs Bill Gates’ Climate ‘Philanthropy’ Request in Scathing Text”

By Tom Ozimek, April 23, 2022, The Epoch Times
 

“Elon Musk said he had confronted fellow billionaire Bill Gates over the Microsoft founder’s supposed holding of some $500 million in Tesla shorts in a series of testy text messages in which Musk rebuffed Gates’ request to discuss climate change philanthropy.

“In an April 22 tweet, Musk confirmed the veracity of a text message exchange between him and Gates, in which the Microsoft founder admitted he was short-selling shares of Tesla, meaning that he was betting on the stock dropping in price.”

…

“‘Sorry, but I cannot take your philanthropy on climate change seriously when you have a massive short position against Tesla, the company doing the most to solve climate change,’ Musk said.”

Would Musk be a good choice for president? He is a self-made man and is not leeching off citizens. Must be a natural-born citizen of the United States, be a resident for 14 years, and be at least 35 years old. Musk was born in South Africa. His estimated IQ - 150-155 - genius.
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latin translate

4/23/2022

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Latin students, let’s see if you can translate this:

Omnipotens semptierne Deus, qui paschale sacramentum in reconciliationis humanae faedere contulisti: da mentibus nostris; ut, quod professione celebramus, imitemur effectu.

Hints: qui - who; contulisti - hast bestowed; da - grant; ut, quod - that what


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daily mass

4/23/2022

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I went to daily Mass this week. Most up close to the altar were women, just like the women who bravely watched the Crucifixion up close.

On Friday, Father X was 10 minutes late, which was very unusual. Hearing confessions held him up, held him back from being closest, until vested.


​On my lips after communion, “Thou hast come to me in the Sacrament of Thy Love. Thou hast been pleased to make my poor heart Thy sanctuary.” ’62 Roman Missal, p 1816.

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Gifts

4/23/2022

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On the Gift of a Book to a Child
 
Child! do not throw this book about!   
   Refrain from the unholy pleasure   
Of cutting all the pictures out!
   Preserve it as your chiefest treasure.
 
Child, have you never heard it said   
   That you are heir to all the ages?
Why, then, your hands were never made
   To tear these beautiful thick pages!
 
Your little hands were made to take
   The better things and leave the worse ones:   
They also may be used to shake
   The Massive Paws of Elder Persons.
 
And when your prayers complete the day,   
   Darling, your little tiny hands
Were also made, I think, to pray   
   For men that lose their fairylands.
 
Hilaire Belloc


(Alexander, 8, chooses his own books. He loaned three illustrated titles to me: a group of short stories by Washington Irving; Walls, a book of poetry; and Exploring the Elements, a Complete Guide to the Periodic Table.)

When asked by a heckler during a campaign speech if he was a papist, Belloc (1870-1953) withdrew a rosary from his pocket and responded, “Gentlemen, I am a Catholic. As far as possible, I go to Mass every day. This is a rosary. As far as possible, I kneel down and tell these beads every day. If you reject me on account of my religion, I shall thank God that He has spared me the indignity of being your representative.”

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duet exams

4/22/2022

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Finally, some 2022 video from Vaganova Ballet School in St. Petersburg, Russia. This is a comprehensive school giving instruction in academics and ballet, and ages are roughly 10 - 18. The video is probably the 7th or 8th year of study, so 17-year-old students. The teachers are Denis Matvienko and Mikhail Sivakov. Russia’s passion.
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