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The New Math is an autobiography of mine.

Extra info (did not appear in book because of possible copyright problems, hint, how can you get permission from dead peopple? - exactly) :

Titles and awards owned :

The Prince of the Presence, The Knower of Secrets, The Holy (Heavenly) Scribe, The Last of the Great Prophets, 1983 Sally Rand Award for Bookkeeping and Accounting

Unofficial Titles :

The World's Smarter (Albert Einstein - Sir Nicholas Boehr - Me [Thee Ace Man], shared with Sir Nicholas from April / May 1979 until his passing in 2009)

Other nicknames :

Na'ar (Kiddo, Youth with Shaddai)
Metatron

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World's Largest Aura (at least 50 miles in diameter) and is a magenta (pinkish purple) and dark green color which dominates south central N ...more

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Your online biography of Karen Carpenter states that she was a Christian and you know it from firsthand observation. In that case, would you agree that the author of Little Girl Blue is lying when he claimed that she (and Richard) made statements indicating the opposite?

Thee Ace Man Karen and Richard were Methodist / Baptist but they were also on the road a lot and didn't attend church very often. Not sure what Randy wrote about i…moreKaren and Richard were Methodist / Baptist but they were also on the road a lot and didn't attend church very often. Not sure what Randy wrote about it, but I did find a lot wrong with Little Girl Blue here http://www.theeaceman.com/littlegirlb... . The book was very superficial in my opinion and lacked an awful lot. Lots of oopses in Randy's book.

Great question there. I didn't know Richard as well, but I know as far as Karen she was very Christian. When Karen would make an important decision she would always wait for 3 signs from God (for the Father, Son and Holy Ghost). In the case of marrying Thomas Burris, Karen had 4 signs instead of 3 and Karen thought it was a sign of change but then realized that it was a sign that things were messed up and not about change, but of course she realized that after she got married, not before. Karen was also diagnosed several times with arrhythmia (irregular heartbeat) and Karen's response was always something like, "I will not be kept alive by a machine. I'm the way God made me. If God had wanted me to have a pacemaker installed He would have already done it. I have a heart that doesn't beat normal. If God wants my heart to beat normal He would make it beat normal." Karen was also a big one on forgiveness of others. Karen thought of God as like a person and someone to talk to so she would pray to God in her own way (but not the on the knees, hands together type prayer [unless in church], but just kind of say to herself type praying). Karen wasn't a devout type person about anything really, but she did have a strong Christian base with a bunch of added on proverbs (principles) I guess you could say.(less)

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With your evident experience with and insight into the late Karen Carpenter, do you think you could write your own biography of her?

Thee Ace Man Thanks for your question Don Incognito. I make web pages as web pages can be edited and stuff added in or taken out as the need may arise. A printed b…moreThanks for your question Don Incognito. I make web pages as web pages can be edited and stuff added in or taken out as the need may arise. A printed book is what it is when printed. Also web pages can be translated into other languages too. A book at any time would be just too confining as I am constantly changing things almost day to day still after over two years now. There is also copyright and permission issues and all that to consider too. Too much of a headache. I'll stick to web pages like -

http://www.theeaceman.com/karenlastda...

http://www.theeaceman.com/karencarp.html

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“It depends on the person and what they know. After knowing comes preference. And once one prefers something they become comfortable with it. That is how people work. When we are used to something, we become comfortable with it whether we like it or not. A comfort zone is what someone is used to and comfortable with. Are you comfortable with good or evil? Why? Are you even comfortable at all? Are you selfish or coexisting? Why? Because.”
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“You always know what to expect from honest people, the truth. A dishonest person you never know what to expect except that you will never get the truth. To each their own. Some people enjoy solving puzzles, others do not. You get what you get. What have you got? What are you really looking for? Do you like puzzles or do you prefer honesty and openness? How should I know. Deny everything. Accept everything. Pick your nose. Pick and choose. Choose right. Choose wrong. Chews gum (how did that get in there). Always choose. Never choose. Decisions, decisions. Undecided. That’s life. Who knows for sure? You got what you got.”
― Thee Ace Man, The New Math

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“Creating problems. Solving problems. Which are you truly good at? Things are the way they are. Things happen the way they happen. Only mathematics equates to solving problems? Since when? What ever happened to common sense and honesty?”
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“The meaning of life in one word -> Oops.”
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“[Insert subliminal message here – Brain for rent. Inquire within]…”
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“It is not what we have or do not have, but how we behave towards one another that decides our fates.”
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“We are all different and come from ourselves eventually... We develop from the beginning of who we were to the end of what we are, and all points inbetween.”
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“Like life, math just happens. Math problems. Life problems. Math solutions. Life solutions. It all adds up. Knowledge is key. But sometimes you may know something works but not know why. It just works. And sometimes you feel something should work but it doesn’t. That’s the way things go. Many things can happen with no rhyme, reason, or answer to. It just is. That’s that. Sometimes you plan things and they don’t happen as planned while other times they do. We live in a perfekt world. We are just as perfekt as well.”
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