Due to high demand on the electricity supply grid there are power failures during summer days. Wait until a million electric vehicle charging stations added to the faltering grid.
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THE JUST and THE JERK
The
Just shall live by his faith
The
Jerk lives by his folly
The Just
shall live by his faith goes back 2700 years ago to Habakkuk 2:4, then repeated
twice by St. Paul: Romans 1:17 & Galatians 3:11.
The Just man is a “righteousness” man, (tzedekah) and “justice” (mishpat). He is attuned to the right
thing and actually does it. “Tzedaka”
is charity. Hence the Just man is a
righteous charitable man.
Who is the Jerk? In America it is an annoying, stupid or
foolish person.
A person can only be a Just or a Jerk.
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USEFUL IDIOTS ARE TRAPPED
A useful idiot is a term for a person that
propagandizes for a cause without comprehending the cause’s goals, and is
cynically used by the cause's leaders.
Useful idiots don’t use their mind to exercise
critical thinking.
Useful idiots are not aware that they are useful
idiot.
Or else, if a useful idiot would know that they are used as a useful idiot they
would break out from their useful idiot status.
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THE MYSTIC OF LENDER COMBINATIONS
Mysticism in Chess Created by Baruch Lender: The Single Idea That Changed Chess Composition
Forever.
This is a blog about the great mind behind the Lender Combinations.
One of the most interesting combinations in chess composition
is the one with reversed key.
The
idea of reversing a key is simple: instead of moving a piece to attack or to
cover a square, we can move it away from the square.
The novelty was introduced by the now famous Israeli
chess composer Baruch Lender, (1913-1994). It was published in1979 as a
two-mover showing, for the first time, a combination of exchanged key and
threat with mates in both passes.
According to the definition this is actually the
combination of themes: Reversal and le Grand.
Despite the originality of thematic paradox, his
composition was not adequately rewarded in tourney, and therefore this new
combination remained unnoticed for a while.
The only consolation for the inventor is if the
invention becomes recognizable by his or her name as was the case with the “Reversal+le
Grand” blend which is nowadays known as the Lender Combinations.
The recognition and the glory came many years later
by many other chess problems.
Discussion:
The question posited: is it a Combination or a
Paradox?
One answer was: Reverser Grand Contradiction. This
blog points to - around the rare but amusing and fascinating series of moves
that surprisingly looks like they shouldn't work.
Is the idea of exchanging the key in chess a combination
or a paradox? In my opinion, it is an innovative combination. How did I reach
this conclusion? A key's objective of duties is to defend a specific square.
The key moves with the intent to attack and/or defend a receiver of threat from
an enemy piece positioned on a particular square. If we move the key away from
that original square leaving an exposed square, thus creating a threatening
mate if we don’t
In the a publication (On the Threshold of a New Era
in Chess Composition), we discovered that there are only 9 key-definitions.
We have shown that by combining these keys with
different threats, it is possible to
build many new types of combinations.
In fact, all of the chess combination themes are based on this idea.
In future blogs we will explain this point by
showing how a specific key-definition may be combined with a threat to create
new types of combinations. We will show
that only one or two themes are needed to create all other types of
combinations.
The
Original Lender Combination
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The
LENDER COMBINATIONS Book
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BIBLIOTECA
TRUMPIANA
Intellectual School of Thought on Trump Books About Books
on Trump
The first volume in this nascent school of intellectual
studies was published in 2020.
On July 17, 2002, Donald J. Trump said:
Many books have been written about me,
some good, some bad. Both happily and sadly, there will be more to come!
THE TRUMP BOOK PUBLISHING INDUSTRY
Over 4,500 books, so far, were published about
former president Donald Trump, according to the British Guardian newspaper.
Maybe…
The 45th president of the U. S. has taken authorship
according to the New Statesman magazine, on 17 published books.
Better yet, in 2020 the journalist Carlos Lozada published a book in which
he reviewed some of the book writing and book publishing industry - contents
and business – over the personality, the life and doings of Donald Trump.
The book is titled, “What Were We Thinking: A Brief
Intellectual History of the Trump Era.”*
The Guardian - is a Marxist leaning British paper - described
Lozada’s book as, “…analyses 150 often trashy books about someone who is not
known to have read a single book and hired stooges to write the 20 self-puffing
volumes published in his name.”
That is after having been one term president.
Obviously The Guardian being what it is - dedicated
to its ethos of downgrading Donald Trump - will be studied and discussed long
after the retirement of the Guardians present and future Publishers and Editors-in-Chief.
There are no known plans for a Trump Presidential
Library but it’s going to be a YUGE, BIG library building. It all depends on
the future number of his presidential terms we will witness.
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*Lozada, Carlos (2020). What were we thinking: a
brief intellectual history of the Trump era. New York: Simon & Schuster.
ISBN 978-1-9821-4562-0.
Carlos
Lozada is a Pulitzer Prize winner, a book critic for the
Washington Post and adjuct Professor of political journalism at the University of
Notre Dame.
More to come.
Biblioteca Trumpiana™
is our own trade mark.
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