Well, she’s pretty powerful ... even in death.
She managed to keep Charlie‘s 198th birthday off many front pages.
Reminded via onegoodmove. 

I’ll try to make this important message brief.

I really wished someone had took the time to explain certain dynamics about life to Anna. She had potential, but the information she needed never made it to her.

A. Who am I?

B. This is what I do.

C. This is what I have.

It’s not so much the question and statements, it’s there specific order. Any other order other than ABC leaves little hope for a happy life. It cannot be BAC CAB CBA or any other order. It has to be ABC.

How many times do we see people in our everyday lives that do not follow these terms and thier lives seem dysfunctional.

For example..A worthless lazy son inherits his deceased fathers car dealership business. He aquires ( C ) then lets it ( assets and money ) define ( A ) he then proceeds to ( B ) and loses everything because of the order. C A B. His father was an A B C thats why he made it.

Anna was a ( A ) ( C ) ( B ) it’s really just that simple. Ignore this basic life order and problems of an unsolvable magnitude up to an including even death from not following it are possible.

Paul - ?
I don’t see what it has do with success directly, though it seems like a mantra on one of those business motivational tapes, so my assumption is those type of people, who tend to be motivated by success anyway, also tend to have an affinity for specific order regardless of relitive importance, as my managers seem to. I think strict psychological self-control is one aspect of a certain category of person that also has the need to succeed hard-wired into them. These people are on the highway to nervous breakdown if they keep pushing themselves and feel too trapped to relax, it’s not a state I would like to stay in for very long and so I don’t think it’s a state people can easily get into who have previously had their motivation crushed in some way or other.

I never really ask who I am - that won’t change, so there’s no point, and identity categorisation is nothing more than a label. I ask myself what I do depending on how much I like my job and how soon I can retire, and I ask what I have when counting the years to retirement.

All this ABC stuff is too motivational. What about cutting to the chase:

Don’t be stupid.

And the essence of being human is some level of disorder. Order is for computers and robots that can’t think around a set of instructions, so I think there may be a link between the imperfect thought of humans and the developing of new ideas, afterall you can learn a big concept in little chunks by thinking through several incomplete theories, a computer on the otherhand freaks out with a syntax error because it can’t handle inacuracy like the human mind can.

You can have blurry eyesight and still make out what an object is despite there being no exactly defined border, and you can move a limb by an inexact amount and bypass doing trigonometry in your brain - I have to wonder why the human mind would struggle with computer-style calculations if it really was using mathematics in everything, I suspect it’s using a less acurate, more efficient, fluffy alternative

meanwhile, 80 people were murdered in Iraq today… a blatant slap-in-the-face to Shrub’s crackdown policy. Of course we dont want this trivialness to get in the way of big news like this…

Sorry do double dip, but I fell I have to point something out:

Von Anhalt, 59, and Gabor, 90, have been married for more than 20 years. The news of her husband’s alleged affair has deeply upset Gabor, according to von Anhalt.

He wants to adopt a child at _that_ age? Buy the time the girl graduates highschool there’s a good chance he won’t be here.

I tried to add my name to the list of paternity hopefuls, but Anna’s staff turned me down. They said I had to prove I was independently wealthy so they would know I wasn’t just in it for the money. How would THEY know anything about gold diging???