25w13  PCP,cancelled by Sue,death niceties,new oil,

— THIS WEEK life.flow.productivity of 168 hours available —

HarvOtto.com organizes Harv’s words world

— into Sunday —

took 18 hours  to  

study/build website.life.flow

took 06 hours  

cooperate intellectual sociality

 to self-interest and 

absorb snags / stumbles

SELF-GROWTH so far this week 24 hours invested —

vs measure self expired by birthday celebrations, ie 86 years,

yet not be surprised at unprepared 

worst = enter solution of reasoning for death day

BIGGIES THIS WEEK  

::  230 nice alts

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explained Harv as non-fiction writer

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: monocular order  

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CKD behind me

(plant based diet works)

 

 

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  taking

B12 SHOT

S supplements 

 

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 276# PCP personal aim lose #/week - PCP doesn’t care about my overweight vs Bob losing from 180# to 160#

  

::  personal aim

do McD ‘get-ups’ knee exercise

as strength exercise

 

 

::  Susan has stopped read of my texts and cut Find My contact — phone call to her blocked — left voice plead, text, email 

 

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  added website heading contents strip

MAJOR LIFE PIVOT

not directly involved with Susan 

 

:: Harv

 very content

  

::  AppleTV K-PAX forgotten till tonight

 

 

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 **at the beginning and close of each week there are underlined emphasis organized toward self-fulfillment 

NON-BIGGIES 

 

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00 steps 

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 ginger water test draws to a close but PCP caffeine attitude is ok 

 

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 recharge head haircut clipper

 

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 movie purchases too complex integration into future interest  

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finalized text/email to Susan

 

 

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WELD ::

 163 B-free niceties**  

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:  153 graceful-death

  

 

 

 **at the beginning and close of each week there are underlined emphasis organized toward self-fulfillment 

— variance analysis notes about prior week into this week — 

Last week began Harv’s retirement — zero life.work not forced, a direct move into work bits.  Stand Up Paddle boarding is supFLOAT but the following moved directly into the “nice alts”.

Where should Harv spend more money?   Movies ?  But Amazon money flows just as ever.  Harv not a hermit by Bob (a recluse?)    Reading ?  nothing forward structured ?  thus the blog is self ending each post.

A issue brought to the fore is CUTTING THE BEARD and subsequent maintenance, ie, frequency of the facial hair cut.

— eclectics — 

eclectic  deriving ideas, style, or taste from a broad and diverse range of sources

No matter what some people will tell you, tariffs are, in fact, taxes. When you combine the potential tariff rates that the Trump administration could impose on us, the consumer, with the inflation that raged out of control coming out of the pandemic, it feels like things have gotten away from us.    Take a look at a recent report from the nonpartisan Tax Foundation. It estimates that under President Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs, the effective tariff rate will be 8% in 2025. That’s so high that it would go off the page if you were charting tariff rates over the last 55 years.        The issue is that prices have already gotten much more expensive over the last five years because of heightened inflation. The cumulative inflation rate during that period, according to the Consumer Price Index, has been over 23%.    We haven’t had a higher five-year inflation rate in over 30 years. The median five-year inflation rate since the late 1940s is only a bit more than 14%.    To stay with the grocery store comparison, the price of an average chicken is now over $2 more expensive than it was in February 2020. The price of a loaf of white bread is $0.50 more expensive. A pound of ground beef is over $1.50 more expensive.  https://view.newsletters.cnn.com/messages/174319932680379ccdba37d2f/raw?utm_source=cnn_What+Matters+for+March+28%2C+2025&utm_medium=email&bt_ee=pM2vO%2Bz8XKTi1wmERy3cQFi4U5T1zGGPudJIBV3yNtkHa8gx6IulKSfBSBO7f95g&bt_ts=1743199326805

Non-fiction (or nonfiction) is any document or media content that attempts, in good faith, to convey information only about the real world, rather than being grounded in imagination.[1] Non-fiction typically aims to present topics objectively based on historical, scientific, and empirical information. However, some non-fiction ranges into more subjective territory, including sincerely held opinions on real-world topics.[2]        Based on the author's intention or the purpose of the content, the main genres of non-fiction are instructional, explanatory, discussion-based, report-based (non-chronological), opinion-based (persuasive) and relating (chronological recounting) non-fiction.[5][10] Non-fictional works of these different genres can be created with the help of a range of structures or formats such as:

reference works (almanacs, encyclopaedias, atlases, bibliographies, chronicles, consumer reports, dictionaries, thesauri, business or telephone directories, handbooks, yearbooks, books of quotations, etc)

life writings (autobiographies, biographies, confessions, diaries, logs, memoirs, epistles, letters, postcards and letter collections, epitaphs, obituaries, etc.)

literary criticism (book reports and book reviews), art criticism, film criticism

persuasive writing (apologias and polemics), essays and essay collections; promotional writing (brochures, pamphlets, press releases, advertorials, etc.)

history books

academic texts (scholarly papers including scientific papers, monographs, scientific journals, treatises, edited volumes, conference proceedings, etc.)

news stories, editorials, letters to the editor, and opinion pieces, manifestos, notices (announcements), documentary films and factual television

textbooks, study guides, field guides, travelogues, recipes, owner's manuals and user guides

self-help books, popular science books, blogs, presentations, orations, sayings

And so on.[5] Common literary examples of non-fiction include expository, argumentative, functional, and opinion pieces; essays on art or literature; biographies; memoirs; journalism; and historical, scientific, technical, or economic writings (including electronic ones).[11]  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-fiction Harv’s interest is to read /investigate current event issues   The current media issues are blogged /‘written’ via curation (HarvOtto.com organized).  A to-do list of future read depends on reasoned curiosity.

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To effectively read nonfiction, engage critically, preview the text, identify the main ideas and supporting details, and actively monitor your comprehension by summarizing and making connections to prior knowledge. 

Here's a more detailed breakdown of strategies for reading nonfiction:

1. Preview and Plan:

Look at the parts:

Nonfiction books often have helpful features like a table of contents, index, glossary, photographs, charts, and a list of sources. 

Preview:

Before diving in, scan the headings, subheadings, and any visuals to get an overview of the text's structure and content. 

Set a purpose:

Ask yourself "What will I learn about?" to take control of the reading process. 

2. Active Reading:

Identify the main idea: Focus on the central point of each paragraph or chapter. 

Recognize how text is organized: Nonfiction can follow chronological order, compare and contrast, or use other organizational patterns. 

Monitor comprehension: Stop periodically to retell what you've read to test your understanding and identify any gaps. 

Summarize: Identify the most important information and put it in your own words. 

Take notes: Write down key ideas, questions, and your thoughts in the margins or a separate notebook. 

Engage critically: Question the author's claims, evidence, and purpose. 

3. Deepen Understanding:

Make connections: Relate the information to your prior knowledge and experiences. 

Ask questions: Why is the author telling me this? What's the thesis? What's the main point of this paragraph/chapter? 

Explore further: Use the index, glossary, and list of sources to delve deeper into the topic. 

Don't feel you need to finish: If a book is not engaging, move on to something else. 

Start with the author bio: Get a sense of the author's background and perspective. 

Read the table of contents: Get an overview of the book's structure. 

Highlight important passages: Mark key information for later review. 

Use a set of note-taking symbols: Develop a system for organizing your notes. 

Dog-ear pages you want to re-visit: Mark pages for quick reference. 

4. Benefits of Reading Nonfiction:

Expand your knowledge: Nonfiction can help you learn about a wide range of topics. 

Improve vocabulary: You'll encounter new words and concepts. 

Enhance critical thinking: Nonfiction encourages you to analyze information and form your own opinions. 

Develop reading comprehension: Reading nonfiction can improve your ability to understand complex texts. 

Increase your understanding of the world: Nonfiction can help you see the world from different perspectives. 

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Yet Henry and his contemporaries were careful to distinguish liberty from license, said Kukla, the historian.    “Liberty, as they understood it, was not the freedom to do anything you damn well pleased,” Kukla said.  https://apnews.com/article/liberty-or-death-patrick-henry-speech-anniversary-3a94ef7dbfd76756d0a06d87e8e6bd33

Trump’s actions have infuriated Canadians — and upended their politics.  New Canada election month after next to deal with rump.   https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2025/03/23/canada-snap-election-carney/?utm_source=alert&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=wp_news_alert_revere&location=alert

A powerful quake shook Myanmar and neighboring Thailand on Friday, killing at least 150 people and burying others under the rubble of high-rises.         But while intervention by lawmakers and others kept the contracts for the civilian search-and-rescue teams intact, contracts for the special transport needed to get the search teams, dogs and heavy equipment to a disaster area are believed to have been cut, Charles said.    Meanwhile, staffing cuts at USAID have “decimated” the teams that normally would be coordinating with allies to target rescue and response efforts in the field, Charles said.    Other foreign assistance contract cuts by the administration have hit disaster-response emergency services with the United Nations and others.    https://apnews.com/article/trump-earthquake-usaid-disaster-asia-myanmar-001e305f0233611c0702629803e6239b