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How often should you beat your kids?

The Mathematical Association of America published a paper in 1990 using math to prove that you should beat your kids every day except Sunday.

Apparent this is an exercise in probability, generating functions, Stirling’s formula, the Gaussian integral, and more.

http://people.mpim-bonn.mpg.de/zagier/files/math-mag/63-2/fulltext.pdf

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Orgasmic Pizza

Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should.

CamSoda has partnered with Lovense to add a button to your vibrator that will order a pizza from dominos. That’s right. Did you just pleasure yourself so powerfully that your legs quit working but you are now starving? No worries. Just reach down to your vibrator once more, push the other button, and dominos will bring sustenance to your abode.

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Want to try audio books?

Between January 29, 2017 and December 31, 2018, Try Audible and Get Two Free Audiobooks This should give you 30 days free and includes two free audio books. After that, if you wish to continue, the cost should be $14.95 per month. You want an Audible Gold Membership!

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It is time…there is no time

Occurs to me that it is planting season. I really want to be building a raised bed in the yard and setting up a robot gardener. But I am so not ready. I need time and materials to build a greenhouse, raised beds, etc. Our biggest expense is food. I pay for food by working a job. My biggest time sink is my job. Catch-22. I really am enjoying indoor gardening. Now I want to turn the whole house and yard into growing food.

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Frozen

Here I sit
All locked up
Mentally deranged
And out of luck

Pondering all
That must be done
Thinking, thinking
Doing none

To banish
The stress
Must
Think less

Trying
To decide
Which thing
To do

Is still
Thinking
Much ado
About nothing

I turn
Off my mind
To think less
And do more

For doing
Is how
Things get done
And

Put my troubles
On the run
By thinking none
And doing all.

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Cooking for the week

For most of 2017, I planned diner as I rushed home from work. It was inefficient and a costly way to prepare food often resulting in buying precooked food from grocery stores or restaurants.

I have graduated to preparing meals a week in advance. I hope to eventually prepare a month in advance. Currently I only prepare dinners. My next step will be to add lunches for the week. As I work toward monthly preparation, I will start using coupons and more strategic shopping.

I have now grown my own lettuce indoors and learned much doing so. I want to add to tomatoes but think rosemary and other herbs will Be next. By 2019, I hope to be growing most of our vegetables in the house or in a greenhouse. I am optimistic.

First meal complete.

Second meal complete. Hamburgers:

Two more meals ready. Taco meat for tacos and rosemary chicken:

Tonight’s meal. Rosemary chicken, portobello mushrooms, and roast squash and zucchini:

Lastly, chicken prepared for chicken noodle soup: