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Volume VII, Issue 5             Saturday, April 7, 2018        ***** Edition  Only One [$1] Buck         

In the North American Wild West . . .

 

Dateline: Grand Junction, Colorado

 

Someone claimed they started a recent out-of-control fire while working on a lawn mower tire. No word on why they may have used it as fuel for a bonfire nor who they voted for in the last national election.

 

Dateline: Boise, Idaho

 

A second firearm company has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in seven days. Boise Gun Company was shot by recent political and legal challenges about gun control and violence involving the death of American children.

 

 

Along the North Atlantic Coast . . .

 

Dateline: Charlotte, North Carolina

 

The city entered a bid to host the 2020 Republican National Convention. There is already contention of how to mark the toilet room doors.

 

 

Dateline: Durham, New Hampshire

 

James Dean, Jr. – no relation to Jimmy Dean Sausage or legendary actor James Dean – is the new president of the University of New Hampshire. No word yet how he will respond to an NCAA basketball probe or how he will use this post as a stepping-stone to run for the presidency of the USA.

 

 

Dateline: Alamonte Springs, Florida

 

Police say a woman sprayed gasoline on her ex-boyfriend and set him on fire during an Easter dinner. Authorities did not reveal why the man accepted her dinner invitation and what provoked both of them to want to go to hell.

 

 

Dateline: Richmond, Virginia

 

Governor Ralph signed legislation raising the threshold for felony thefts from $200 to $500. The Governor’s Office failed to comment why he wishes to encourage violations of the Seventh Commandment nor what thief he was trying to get released from prison without pardoning.

 

 

In the American Heartland . . .

 

Dateline: Wichita, Kansas

 

The state recorded its lowest number of abortions in 30 years. The report in the Wichita Eagle did not include information of what became of Planned Parenthood locations nor if this was due to a reduction in teenage sexual activity.

 

 

Dateline: Beatrice, Nebraska

 

A man robbed a bank so that he could receive medical treatment from the state prison system. Authorities were dumbfounded whether he was looking for a sex-change operation or why he could not find a gun to take into the bank.

 

 

Dateline: Egg Harbor, Wisconsin

 

The Alpine Resort, Gun, and Golf Course, which has been family-owned for more than 95 years, is on the market. The family would not respond to inquiries as to what Chinese family from Red China they will sell.

 

 

Elsewhere in the United State of America . . .

 

University of Notre Dame fans are celebrating

both a men’s and woman’s NCAA National Championship!

 

Their basketball team finished 34-3 this season after defeating previously undefeated U. Conn Huskies and once-beaten Mississippi State Bulldogs last weekend in the 2018 Final Four. It was head coach Muffet McGraw’s second title and 800^th career victory.

 

The men’s hockey team won two at the 2018 Frozen Four – winning games versus the Michigan Wolverines and University of Minnesota at Duluth Bulldogs. That earned the hockey program N.D.’s first national championship in history.

 

As with the dramatic last second winning baskets, the hockey team scored with 3.5 seconds remaining in the Michigan game and rallied from a 2-0 deficit versus the Minnesota team during the Frozen Four played in St. Paul, Minnesota

 

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Finding Your Creative Genius

 

Creativity, channeling energy, and connectivity of separate technologies are essential cognitive qualities, which scientific studies have revealed that geniuses, award winners, and great fine artists possess. Another key attribute is that superb individuals apply their curiosity of their environment.

 

Not everyone can achieve the greatness of Mozart, Einstein, Shakespeare, nor Matisse but start being more curious of the world around yourself and you may be amazed with the results. Creativity, discovery, and invention is not solely based on IQ.

 

Great accomplishments have occurred when engineers, scientists, musicians, and painters have somehow linked two realities from different technologies. Imagination is a key. Simpler minds can be vulnerable to physical or mental distractions or unrelated facts. Another key to unlock new directions in most any field of endeavor is channeling energy with focus.

 

This focus is analogous to a wise manager budgeting resources effectively in order to address multiple needs, facilitate issue resolution, and solve problems.

 

Musicians often refer to harmony. With creativity, we can perceive a harmonic connection of dispersant ideas.

 

In addition to meditation, one technique I have used is to feel every bodily sense – sight, sound, smell, touch, proprioception, and taste. Think of what qualities each sense gives your brain and combine the sensations and cognitive feelings.

 

Your ultimate success will depend upon how you apply knowledge, work hard, display perseverance, and become – if you aren’t already – passionate about your field of work.

 

If you do not believe this, just take a look at savants with a diagnosed mental illness. Their abilities in specific areas are outstanding. One set of examples are those known as calendar savants. Savants can display unreal behaviors without collaboration with other masterminds.

 

For your information, these ideas are not just proven theories. Investigate real-life examples and study the following resources:

• Biographies of recognized geniuses
• The Theory of Everything
• The evolution of biotechnology’s CRISPR
• The organization “Bring Change 2 Mind”
• The field of Architecture
• Hypotheses of Precognition
• The elements of Extrasensory Perception (ESP) and the Paranormal

 

 

Those of us who aren’t natural geniuses can muster great results by collaborating with others. The winning team concept goes beyond the sporting arena.

 

Healthcare professionals and smart citizens are promoting the destigmatization of mental health. Old concepts have given rise to prejudice, unfair judgement, and isolation of people with mental health diagnoses. Acceptance – not isolation – is important. People historically have been preyed upon. After all, one of four Americans has a mental illness. This approach is contraindicated in terms of better mental health as well as being unethical bias.

 

We can agree that minds and mental health matters. Treatments as well as how we view it matters very much.

 

Evidence is overwhelming that people who work with their hands simultaneously stimulate their brains. Runners can also relate to the “high” they feel.

 

Aside from teamwork, there are many ways to develop ingenuity. There must be more than 100 exercises to boost neural activity of the brain and creativity.

 

 

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