Technical Writing Blog: The English word: SELF with my own DEFINITION of my OWN CHOOSING = free will

Friday, December 17, 2010

The English word: SELF with my own DEFINITION of my OWN CHOOSING = free will

The English word: SELF with my own DEFINITION of my OWN CHOOSING = free will

self: O.E. self, seolf, sylf "one's own person, same," from P.Gmc. *selbaz (cf. O.N. sjalfr, O.Fris. self, Du. zelf, O.H.G. selb, Ger. selbst, Goth. silba), P.Gmc. *selbaz, from PIE *sel-bho-, from base *s(w)e- "separate, apart" (see idiom).
Trying to define yourself is like trying to bite your own teeth. [Alan Watts]
Self-made man first recorded 1832, Amer.Eng.

I WILL LEAVE THIS BODY BORN IN 1950 WITH LIFE EXPERTIZE ON THE following English words: passive, vocabulary, concrete, cognition and the number 4
(this is ONLY MY OWN MEANING - NO ONE ELSE'S TO TRY TO UNDERSTAND THIS IS BETWEEN ME AND MY DIVINE CREATOR ONLY)
We each are given our own UNIQUE personal puzzles to find the lost pieces and provide self with an INTEGRATED WHOLE.

EXAMPLE:
INTEGRATED WHOLE: This is a pictorial SYMBOL of my OWN integrated whole captured in a specific and describable place in time and space by another unknown human in Denver with their own optic nerves and technology.
A finger pointing at the moon ... an ancient teaching.

This frozen moment in time is ONLY definable as:
A REMEMBRANCE 1983

INTEGRATED WHOLE MEANS: YOU

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RESUME OF TECHNICAL WRITING SKILLS:
Bachelor of Science BS degree obtained: 1991
Gather's Oil and Gas Software Development Firm: (Prime and Honeywell mainframe computers) Denver, Colorado 1979-1984 employed as Technical Writer. Job Description: Preparation of technical user's manuals for specialized software developed by programs focused upon specific needs of clients in the oil and gas industry and a customer base from Texas to Canada. Layoff due to 'oil and gas bust in Denver, Colorado during mid 1980's. Masses of oil and gas professionals were out of work in the Denver area.
State of Nebraska: Registered, Licensed and Bonded Abstracter of real estate titles during 1973-1979

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PERSONAL NOTES:

CURRENT SIGNIFICANT terms:

" x marks the spot"

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LEARNING A VOCABULARY OF CONCRETE COGNITION OF WHAT IS TODAY GIVEN THE TERM 'CHILDHOOD'

childlike: 1580s, "proper to a child," from child + like. Meaning "like a child" in a good sense (distinguished from childish) is from 1725.

i SIGHT and my EYES
are my own Sight and my own Eyes ... NOT YOURS you can own my body but you can NOT OWN OR KNOW the way I see the world around me. i do not have the POWER to use your Eyes and Sight.

TIME IS NOW NOW: marked with FACES with hour,minute,second HANDs now time NOW IS A WORD that carries ideas converted into understanding ELECTRICITY and the field of physics.

"x X"

the human activity of WRITING using eye/hand coordination
the MEANING for this is ONLY MY OWN EYES using my OWN sight. I could care less about other's use of their own optic nerves and mental judgments rendered in regard to ugly - pretty choice and not using a prepared PICTURE to symbolize what STOP means when seen with their own optic nerves in writing ... today i chose not to be fancy.
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Sound waves are audible acoustic waves that carry sound.

dictio "word" (see diction)

dictionary: 1520s, from M.L. dictionarium "collection of words and phrases," from L. dictionarius "of words," from dictio "word" (see diction). Probably first English use in title of a book was in Sir Thomas Elyot's "Latin Dictionary" (1538) though L. Dictionarius was so used from early 13c.

Sound is a mechanical wave that is an oscillation of pressure transmitted through a solid, liquid, or gas, composed of frequencies within the range of hearing and of a level sufficiently strong to be heard, or the sensation stimulated in organs of hearing by such vibrations.^[1]

^{http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sound}

Sound waves are audible acoustic waves that carry sound.

SOUND AS A VESSEL CARRYING MEANING:
HEARING-VOICE

The brains innate ability to hear communication transmitted from another human in the envirornment by:

SOUND WAVES

translated by our ears and sense receptors within the CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM with the brain as the primary organ into UNDERSTANDABLE MEANING.

USE OF OUR VOICE TO INDIVIDUALIZED SOUND WAVES

The ancient word symbol passing from antiquity: OUR MYSTERIOUS CAVERN
MOUTH: The modern English term

ANCIENT WORD SYMBOLS PASSING THROUGH TIME FROM ANTIQUITY TOWER OF BABEL
LANGUAGES: The modern English term

FALSE MEMORY SYNDROME

kids recognize REAL and UNREAL ... TRY TO PURSUADE A KID THEY DON'T KNOW THEY AREN'T BUGS BUNNY ... motive of adults for power ABUSING the English language system. BELIEVE AND not BELIEVE

THE UNSEEN VOCABULARY OF CONCRETE COGNITION OF CHILDHOOD

KNOWING your own PASSIVE VOCABULARY (NOT ACTIVE VOCABULARY)

*YOUR OWN PASSIVE VOCABULARY is a term disclosing your own mental activities described as CONCRETE COGNITION taking place prior to YOUR LEARNING your ABC's and 123's

MEMORIES - REMEMBRANCE : Passive and Active Vocabulary
REMEMBRANCE: TO NOT FORGET WHAT IS IMPORTANT to YOU not someone else.
Making your tombstones for people to be able to pull up memories when they are away from you. As Gramps had about his oldest daughter Edith, my own fraternal grandmother he ALWAYS said that I REMINDED him of when she was such a small youngn'..... WHY MEMORIES ARE IMPORTANT TO ME and I couldn't understand why ... I say the word memory but that word in MY OWN MIND means REMEMBRANCE and I just say 'THERE IS MEANING ATTACHED.

memory: mid-13c., from Anglo-Fr. memorie, from L. memoria, from memor "mindful, remembering," from PIE base *men-/*mon- "think" (see mind (n.)). Computer sense is from 1946.

remember: c.1300, from O.Fr. remembrer (11c.), from L. rememorari "recall to mind, remember," from re- "again" + memorari "be mindful of," from memor "mindful" (see memory). Replaced native gemunan.

I USE THE WORD REMEMBRANCE as those around me did prior to 1921 when it was transferred to meaning actions at a cemetery not the word MEMORIES that we each so uniquely hold.:

remembrance
"keepsake, souvenir," early 15c., from Fr. remembrance (11c.), from remembrer (see remember). Remembrance Day, the Sunday nearest Nov. 11 (originally in memory of the dead of World War I) is attested from 1921.