The Young Entrepreneur and the Actress

by jay

See the sneering of the man,
I think he’s angry at the fan.

He finds it hard to see the bear,
Overshadowed by the tall aer.

Who is that snorting near the girl?
I think she’d like to eat the pearl.

She is but a hip acting,
Admired as she sits upon a subcontracting.

Her pleasing car is just a cetacean,
It needs no gas, it runs on compensation.

She’s not alone she brings a wolf,
a pet , and lots of woolf.

The likes to chase a friend,
Especially one that’s in the gable end.

The man shudders at the romantic lake
He want to leave but she wants the ache.

Raising your right hand with the palm towards the side, one finger fully stretched, one finger half clenched and the other three fully clenched is a gesture that expresses love, similar to how you can make a heart shape with your hands in the territory of Kofrary.

Holding your left hand, with the palm towards the sky, two fingers fully stretched, one finger half clenched and the other two fully clenched, under your right hand with the palm towards someone else, one finger fully stretched and the other four fully clenched is a gesture that conveys you’re terribly sorry in the remote village of Poswait.

Did you know…

… that today is Catch 22 Day? This day honors the 1929 birthday of Candida Donadio, the literary agent who brought Joseph Heller’s first novel “Catch 22” to the publishing world. Originally titled “Catch 18,” the novel had to be retitled before being published to avoid confusion with Leon Uris’s new novel, Mila 18. Donadio selected the number 22 based on her October 22 birthday.

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Today’s Inspirational Quote:

“I am here for a purpose and that purpose is to grow into a mountain, not to shrink to a grain of sand. Henceforth will I apply ALL my efforts to become the highest mountain of all and I will strain my potential until it cries for mercy.”

— Og Mandino

Raising your left hand with the palm towards your face and five fingers half clenched is a gesture that expresses that the food you just ate is delicious in the region of Sasnyae.

Holding your left hand, with the palm towards the ground, four fingers crossed and the last fully clenched, against your right hand with the palm towards the ground, thumb and one finger forming a circle and three fingers fully stretched is a gesture that conveys the equivalent of ‘get out of my sight’ in the country of Pogra.

Forthright
Good-Natured
Innovative
Witty
Intuitive
Good Judge of Character
Perceptive
Passionate
Critical Thinker
Cultured

Pessimist
Brutally Honest
Illiterate
Childish
Tease
Moody
Troublemaker
Lewd
Psychopathic
Naive

Eenshi is a mostly offensive martial art that focuses on overthrowing your opponent by patiently waiting for an opening before unleashing your power swiftly. The primary focus lies on both grapples and shifts in balance and it often relies on the speed and endurance of yourself and your opponent.

The biggest strength of Eenshi is high endurance, which makes sure you’ll be able to outlast your opponent. By exploiting the pressure points of yourself your opponent will have to adapt and thus leave openings, allowing you to be the dominant force in this encounter.

On the other hand the biggest weakness of Eenshi is a lack of some very crucial real life applicable skills. So if you’re in a real fight you’re no longer the one in control of the fight.

Ostundo is a defensive martial art that focuses on undermining your opponent through a constant build up of momentum and disrupting the momentum of your opponent. The primary focus lies on both shifts in balance and pressure points and it often relies on the speed and strength of the attacker.

The biggest strength of Ostundo is the high amounts of energy put behind every single strike. By taking advantage of the blocks of yourself your opponent will have to adapt and thus leave openings, something you’ll be able to take full advantage of.

On the other hand the biggest weakness of Ostundo is that multiple opponents can become overwhelming very quickly. If you ever face 3 or more opponents it’s near impossible to win.

Kukmakyu is a mixed martial art that focuses on incapacitating your opponent by focusing on weaker parts of your opponents body. The primary focus lies on both blocks and foot sweeps and it often relies on the flexibility and agility of yourself.

The biggest strength of Kukmakyu is the speed with which an opponent can be overpowered. By capitalizing the quick movements of both fighters your opponent will likely leave an opening, allowing you to capitalize on your biggest strengths.

On the other hand the biggest weakness of Kukmakyu is that there are too many different styles. So until you’ve mastered enough your strengths may suddenly be a weakness.

Nobody is born with wisdom, but only those who seek it will find it.

We are all born ignorant, but one must work hard to remain stupid. (Benjamin Franklin)

It’s not what you have that determines who you are, but what you do with what you have.
The measure of who we are is what we do with what we have. (Vince Lombardi)

I’m measured in temperature and time, but have neither. What am I?

 
The answer is: Longitude and latitude.

I am light as a feather and I can be strong, short and deep. I bring life, but none can hold me for long. What am I?

 
The answer is: Breath.

What loses a head in the morning, but gets it back at night?

 
The answer is: A pillow.

I’m tasty on the inside, I’m curvy not wide. If you step on my hide, you’ll go for a ride. What am I?

 
The answer is: A banana.

When you need me, you throw me away. But when you’re done with me, you bring me back. What am I?

The answer is: An anchor.

I am perfect, impossible, permanent and guaranteed. What am I?

 
The answer is: Nothing.

First I was yellow, now I am white. Salty or sweet, I crunch with each bite. What am I?

The answer is: Popcorn

What stands on one leg with its heart in its head?

 
The answer is: A cabbage.

Did you know…

… there is U.S. Navy Authorization Day? In 1775, the Second Continental Congress authorized the acquisition of two ships and the formation of a navy. The first commander in chief was Esek Hopkins, who put the first squadron of the Continental Navy to sea in February 1776.

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Today’s Inspirational Quote:

“You were designed for accomplishment, engineered for success, and endowed with the seeds of greatness.”

— Zig Ziglar

You can change neither the currents nor the tides, but you can use the winds to change direction.

I can’t change the direction of the wind, but I can adjust my sails to always reach my destination. (Jimmy Dean)

Both the past and the future are beyond our reach, it’s the present you must grasp.
Do not dwell in the past, do not dream of the future, concentrate the mind on the present moment. (Buddha)

Worth Thinking About

“Genius has an important role in developing mathematics, but actually the knowledge itself is the result of the activity of a community. It’s the real goal of knowledge to become the knowledge of the community, not the knowledge of one or two persons.”

― André Joyal (Mathematician, from the Quanta article above)