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The unordinary lives simple. He wakes up in the morning and wonders how he can make a difference today, not tomorrow, nor how he could in the past. Unlike ordinaries, the unordinary does not follow rules, books of goddesses, or the legislations made by fat men who eat sausage and pancake and sleep by the legislation table, but he uses common sense, and the power of his own mind. The unordinary observes events differently; not by a pair of eyes or what has been shown or written in media. They are all bull crap! He can figure out a conspiracy theory perfectly fit to the event, but often criticized by the ordinary and its truth reviles tenths of years after.

How complicated? No. You are thinking ordinary. Your vision and realization is just so limited that you just see a bit of the world around you. This makes you often be fooled, living in darkness. Years after, you will realize the past, thinking how?

It seems peaceful. But why not everybody is unordinary so that the world would be in peace and no one could trick or fool one another because they all could read the other side of the story, among governments, politicians, businessmen, and virtually every person who lives by interacting with one another?

Can’t be, because then the unordinary would have become the ordinary.

In short, what is unordinary usually goes beyond ordinary, a thinking power, a virtue, a solid rock hardly understood. Now are you ready to step beyond the ordinary?

For those who like to look up in the sky and are able to be conscious in the wee hours of the morning, there will be a total lunar eclipse early tomorrow morning. Those of us on the West Coast of the United States will be in a rare position to see the entirety of the eclipse, assuming you can stand to sit there and watch it for the full 5 hours! The various times of the different phases of the eclipse are outlined below. Here’s hoping for clear skies.

P1 = 00:53:29 PDT

U1 = 01:51:16 PDT

U2 = 02:52:22 PDT

GE = 03:37:22.3 PDT

U3 = 04:22:24 PDT

U4 = 05:23:30 PDT

P4 = 06:21:01 PDT

P1: Penumbral first contact: when the very first shading appears on the Moon.

U1: Umbral first contact: when the dark central umbra first touches the Moon.

U2: Umbral second contact: total eclipse begins.

Greatest: Greatest eclipse: when the Moon is closest to the middle of the umbra.

U3: Umbral third contact: total eclipse ends.

U4: Umbral fourth contact: when the umbra leaves the Moon.

P4: Penumbral fourth contact: very last shading leaves the Moon.

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