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I would write this down.
It's an opportunity.
Most projects have been scored and entered (some great stuff).
Do not think of the midterm as a test. You don't get a grade on it.
Midterm is Thursday--DEs are off that day
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Your mind is not a cistern or a pond. You are a spring. People can throw dirt and mud and dung in it, but you bubble up clear and pure until you are once again as clean as before. If you do not contaminate yourself, no one can do it to you.
--Marcus Aurelius
Be ye therefore perfect, even as your Father in Heaven is perfect.
Mistakes reveal our vulnerabilities. They are the way the world understands us. The way performers--all of us--make their performances real.
[Your mistakes] are not weird. A lesser person would have sung it perfectly.
--Malcolm Gladwell
Analysis, Parapraxis, Elvis--Revisionist History Season 3, July 18 2018
Let's review
Compromise of 1850
Daniel Webster
Fugitive Slave Act
Mexican-American War
Mormon Battalion
Slavery
Native Heroes
The goal isn't to have someone else tell you you're good. The goal is to BE good.
Once you get out, you might not ever see one again.
We may exist for the sake of one another, but our will rules its own domain. Otherwise the harm they do would cause harm to me. Which is not what God intended--for my happiness to rest with someone else.
--Marcus Aurelius, Meditations, Book VIII, Sec. 56
6 Wherefore, redemption cometh in and through the Holy Messiah; for he is full of grace and truth.
7 Behold, he offereth himself a sacrifice for sin, to answer the ends of the law, unto all those who have a broken heart and a contrite spirit;
If, for instance, our attitude towards life depends upon the praise of men, the level of interest rates, the outcome of a particular election or athletic contest—we are too much at the mercy of men and circumstance. Nor should our gratitude for the gift of mortal life depend upon the manner in which we die, for surely none of us will rush eagerly forward to tell Jesus how we died!
Instead, Jesus calls upon us to have a deliberate trust in God’s unfolding purposes, not only for all humankind but for us individually. And we are to be of good cheer in the unfolding process.
--Neal Maxwell
Let's review
Compromise of 1850
Daniel Webster
Fugitive Slave Act
Mexican-American War
Mormon Battalion
Slavery
Native Heroes
No one thinks this will last.
Begins April 1861 (Ends April 1865)
Union vs. Confederacy (with 4 states sitting out)
Confederate figures: Davis, Lee, Jackson, etc.
Union figures: Lincoln, McClelland, Grant
https://catalog.archives.gov/search?q=*:*&f.parentNaId=524418&f.level=item&sort=naIdSort%20asc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsxmyL7TUJg&t=777s
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Take your points with my blessing.
On this day in 1963, the Hula Hoop was patented. Made by Wham-O (who also made the Pluto Platter, more commonly known as the Frisbee, the Hula Hoop sold 25 million in the first four months of production.
If you can embrace this [present moment] without fear or expectation--can find fulfillment in what you're doing now, as [God] intended, and in superhman truthfulness (every word, every utterance)--then your life will be happy. No one can prevent that.
– Marcus Aurelius
14 And above all these things put on charity, which is the bond of perfectness.
15 And let the peace of God rule in your hearts, to the which also ye are called in one body; and be ye thankful.
How shall we know that we obey [God]? There is but one method by which we can know it, and that is by the inspiration of the Spirit of the Lord witnessing unto our spirit that we are His, that we love Him, and that He loves us. It is by the spirit of revelation we know this.
--Brigham Young
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Born 1813-- Died 1864
Lived in D.C.--husband worked at State
Sympathy for the Confederacy
First Manassas
Arrested & guarded by Pinkertons
Ran blockade
Return and death