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Theodore Seuss Geisel

This is my biographical report of Theodore Seuss Geisel written in 2006. There is a PDF file for this presentation:

Theodore Seuss Geisel – https://app.box.com/s/jgtrimm3fz

I was excited about the titles of Dr. Seuss’s books.  I liked the titles The King’s Stilts and Horton Hatches the Egg.   So, I wrote this biography.  Ted really had trouble with Frank Capra the Director.  Much was decided at that time in his life. Ted really is an interesting person.  And there is much to be learned from just the titles.

I never found out who it was that made Ted mentally ill.   I accounted for his Illness with a character named Nancy Breath.  I hope Dr. Seuss does not mind too much that she is a bit of a mystery.  The most interesting part of Ted’s life is the book, And To Think That I Saw It On Mulberry Street. He wrote the book with his wife Helen.  Mulberry was the book that began his career as a children’s book author.  I mention it in detail in the Audio Reading, but I can not seem to find that section in the biography text.

And so it is with care and great respect of Theodore Seuss Geisel that I present to you the Unofficial Biography of Theodore Seuss Geisel.

Jennifer vs. Natalie

This is the Jennifer vs. Natalie presentation. In the making of the new Library at the Seattle Main Branch site (Seattle Washington), the concept of the old library was recycled into an updated Library site now at the South Oxnard Branch Library, in Oxnard California.

Briefly, the concept of the South Branch Library is that the overlapping 3X5 Cards are positioned at right angles. I mused that a two-inch margin of width and height was remarkable as a remainder for the use of the Dewey decimal system of cataloging books. Imagine that one two inch margin is for numbers and that the perpendicular two inch margin is for letters. There is a need for this kind of Library given that it is a good idea to represent numbers and letters independently.

I imagine that since Philosophy is openly deployed in the Seattle region that their old library was somehow blamed for bringing medical knowledge outside. The old library in Seattle Washington was replaced with a new one in 2002.

The new Library took into consideration the openness of the regions weather conditions. The Seattle Main Branch Library predicates a “Copper in Cement” theme – an important building material used. To show that Copper in Cement was used as an important building material for Seattle’s Main Library, the exterior appears copper colored and transparent.

Comment: March 29, 2023; The Copper in Cement concept was developed because some people have HPV – Warts. This would be a major problem with substance for a Library and the books. The solution is Copper in Cement.

Lithography and Sweet Water

This post is part of the Horsechestnut seed group; there are 6 in total. The directive is to use the Horsechestnut seed water in the Lithographic printing process.

I have truly a epic story to tell about my learning.  The seed was meant for the water.  I waited and was told it was ready; then I would drink it.  I was dynamic.

The sweet water was meant for the Limestone!  So, for the Lithographer those seeds are in the bottom of the water that keeps the printing stone functioning.  Adding the ink and the wet parts will get sweet water.  I am telling something about lithography.

So I sent some seeds to England maybe Donnelly Press that made invitations and announcements.  That worked pretty good but it was in England.  So in 2001 just a couple of months before the 911 attack I figured I was done with my drinking of fresh water. So, I sent all the seeds to the Lithography Studio at the University of California at Santa Cruz.

The TA that summer made the mistake of discarding the seeds.  So, they went to the land fill.  If there is a problem with that, the person should move away from the region.  Go to the Southwest and live healthy.