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Good morning! May the Great Spirit bless you 🙏

Well, it is a bit cool outside in my Green Space this morning, but it's still a beautiful sunrise 🌄, and even a few birds 🦜 are singing in the trees 🌳 across the driveway. It's always serene here at this time of the morning. I guess that's why I like getting up with the sun.

Getting up early is OK, I don't mind, as long as I don't have to go anywhere. 🏃‍♀️ I like to have the entire morning to myself to get my butt in gear for the afternoon if I am going out. So I don't mind getting up early as long as I don't have to get dressed for a rescue mission at the job, err! "Don't forget the cape!" Or something like that. 🦸‍♀️

My partner was up for a bit. I had a mix-up with the morning dum-dum pills my not-yet-awake brain couldn't make sense of. "Aaargh! I hate depending on anything, especially pills." Anyway, that's done and in the past. I have always had a short-term memory problem with the little stuff. I think I may have actually started making mental notes by association, looking before I leap, and resuming paper notes for myself, like I used to before my partner, to remind me. Now, the problem with old age, added to that factor, is that I twitch in my clothes instead of taking action when I should. Then whatever was in my mind suddenly sublimates, and I just stand there, twitch in my clothes, and let the bus run me over.

I have to learn to premeditate each move before executing it, to avoid knocking stuff over, because my eye-hand coordination isn't working that well anymore. So I have to slow down the psychological to connect with the physical. In my case, nothing is wrong with the computer; it's about coordinating all the data into single streaming channels, like a series of slow-motion movies, so that the physical conduits can keep up with the data stored in the Cerebral Cortex, the brain computer's memory banks. I'm using my own terminology.

TODAY'S DISCUSSION:

LIGHTBULB OF HOPE

At least at work, that's how I imagined it to make me feel like I was an essential piece in the machinery. I had to carry out all the orders from the hierarchy, or the big league, like the caddy carrying all the golf bags across the greens while the hierarchy rides in the golf cart. Eh! I was just the clamp holding the universal conduit coax cable to the junction box of the data transmitter to a photonic processing converter device. Anyway, that's in the past. I also had some fun with some jobs. I dreamed of working in a laboratory, so I sure would have liked to work with fiber optics for data transmission. I think about a lot of things other people don't, and 98% of the time, my instincts were right.

Even when I am absentmindedly splashing water around, making bubbles in the sink while washing dishes or in a clothes washer, or simply sitting there listening to the steady droning sound of machines, I begin to drift. Then I daydream about something, or if I am not experiencing any discomfort, my mind just fades into a place of peace. It's like napping but being aware of your surroundings. In the morning, if I am not painning, I still feel compelled or drawn towards something. That part of my inner self is still quite alive, like a moth's instinct of seeking the source of the light that it is drawn to. I haven't yet arrived at a point where I can see the lightbulb. I *feel* it, but can't see it.

BREAKING NEWS:

Israel says hostages will be released Monday as Trump set to depart for Middle East

*What We're Covering*

• The 20 hostages held in Gaza thought to be alive are expected to be released together early on Monday morning local time before being transferred to the Red Cross, an Israeli government spokesperson said today. Nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners and detainees in Israel will also be freed.

• US President Donald Trump will depart for the Middle East today ahead of a speech at Israel’s parliament on Monday and meetings with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as well as the families of the Israeli hostages. Leaders from more than 20 countries will then join Trump in Egypt for a summit on Gaza’s future.

• Aid trucks are expected to enter southern Gaza today, according to Egyptian state-affiliated media. Tens of thousands of Palestinians have returned home to find only ruins as the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas enters a third day. ...

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Updated 10:53 AM EDT, Sun October 12, 2025

- CNN -

FAQ: Why America just bailed out Argentina with a $20 billion lifeline

Washington

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The Trump administration is bailing out Argentina in a move critics are saying has more to do with politics than economics or American interests.

That means $20 billion US taxpayer dollars will be used to bail out a country led by a close ally of President Donald Trump: chainsaw-wielding, libertarian Javier Milei. “Argentina faces a moment of acute illiquidity,” Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent wrote on X Thursday. “The US Treasury is prepared, immediately, to take whatever exceptional measures are warranted to provide stability to markets.” ...

• What’s the problem?:
• What is the US doing?:
• Why is it controversial?:
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PUBLISHED Oct 12, 2025, 9:00 AM ET - 2 hr ago

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CANADIAN NEWS:

Canada eyes putting nuclear reactors on the moon

'Canada is ... really good at nuclear' says CEO of space mining company

The crew of Artemis II is set to blast off from Cape Canaveral, Fla., as early as February and head toward the moon, where they will swing around it and head home. It’s the first step in getting boots on the moon for the first time in more than 50 years.

This isn’t just about planting a flag and collecting some rocks, as it was during the space race in the 1960s. NASA’s ambitious Artemis program has the long-term goal of exploring the moon, with a continuous human presence. And from there, on to Mars. In order to maintain a presence on the moon, there’s going to be a need for energy. So how do you maintain a colony of people in a place that has roughly 14 days of sunlight followed by 14 days of darkness? ...

• Canada in unique position:
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Posted: Oct 12, 2025 4:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: 7 hours ago

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Has Ontario presently, October 12, 2025, hired any American doctors, and how many?

These are results for Has ontario presently, October 12 2025, hired any american doctors and how many?

Search instead for Has ontario presently, October 12 2025, hired any amarican doctors and how many?

AI Overview

Yes, Ontario has hired American doctors in 2025, with a significant increase compared to previous years, although a precise, up-to-the-minute total for October 12, 2025, is not available. For instance, in the first quarter of 2025, 116 U.S.-trained doctors were registered with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO), which represents a significant increase over previous quarters. The number of U.S.-based physicians who have moved their registration to Ontario is also tracked, with 261 having moved to the province so far in 2025, as of a report in August 2025. ...

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The CPSO registered 116 U.S.-trained doctors in the first quarter of 2025, marking a substantial rise.

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OK, this is what I turned up on my latest search on CANADA hiring American Doctors.

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