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Thursday, July 03, 2008

Enemy of the Good.

Perfect?
NOT, but with quotations or even their marks? None.
Nonetheless, "good" is found there.

This little ramble demonstrates
that the enemy is not anecdotes or metaphors,
but where one can get lost...
"Dot, Dot, Dot" --- anecdotes and metaphors*

I've been lost in email exchanges,
But good can be found in the bad.
Not necessarily that it is right.

I've been there before maybe in Candide.

HAPPY FOURTH OF JULY!
We the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.
Now to possibly un-lose you or re-lose you, if you are not lost in the middle of this; the point of perfect **? Not reality but a goal, out there. Not that metaphors are all wrong, nor words just right or even just enough. Just where is the bold lost and the rest just left behind?

*Perspectives and world views
** was in the search of my Perfect(question/mark)above, technical capabilities depend on exactness, only the word "good" was found and much more in the result, but limited to the quote it searched for not found to be used. That is just one aspect of the manipulative capabilities of the mind, let alone the needs of proper usages of technology, not to mention punctuation and grammar of which I am far from perfect in. Oh and I would like to thank some far from perfect friends and some not so clearly not enemies for this progress. Oh, and I don't want to continue this dance not that limbo is not a good metaphor, for not bending over backwards and being be too PC by avoiding biblical and cultural connotations to our preemptive natures.

Thursday, February 05, 2009

perfect the enemy

How French.
How bipartisan.
How Bush.

and D'enemy Stimulus
(at least it is a list)

word of the day: polarity(I was going add an Ironic label but everything seems to be.) But it does come down to who gets to spend and who gets to pay and the theory that government can't solve our problems but people like corporations can, and more freedom is the solution. Like freedom to fail? And freedom to make bundles failing.

Labels label in draft.

[Support the Stimulus:
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
A!ra!ra!
To end an error and an era!
a-ra-ra, A ra ra, ARARA, A rah rah EH?

A rah rah for jobs!
More embedded - shell

Friday, July 04, 2008

HAPPY FOURTH OF JULY!

Not wanting it to get lost in the previous post I want to repeat it.
HAPPY FOURTH OF JULY!
It is imbedded with the Declaration of Independence and The Constitution.

The pre-ramble was a take on a quote by Voltaire, on the perfect being the enemy of the good. It is a rhetorical blend with the technical expectations that people may have for finding success or even reality in a social process. Lost in my work may be the careful use of my words.

What I would not like to get lost is the careful use of words and the opportunity for change, expressed two days ago as Barack Obama called for A New Era of Service.

[7-5-08: Cause for Alarm or Hidden Paths of Power ]

Thursday, July 11, 2013

Loose Dots(or inconvenient facts)

NOW with Alex Wagner: Immigration Reform
Ryan Lizza: The perfect the enemy of the good?(to paraphrase bill comment)

Facts:  Remarkably high if not record deportation and border security spending results in zero net Mexican immigration.

Of course the economy ruins through it[!]

(FP1)