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Money Laundering under California Penal Code Section 186.10 PC contains the following elements: The defendant completed a transaction or a series of transactions through a financial institution. The total amount of the transaction(s) must be more than $5,000 in a seven day period OR more than $25,000 in a 30 day period. Learning one moment at a…
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Share what you know about the year you were born. There is something quietly unsettling about being born in 1952. It was the year the skies stopped being innocent—and it was the year I arrived. While I was being born into an ordinary family, under an ordinary name, the U.S. military was being overwhelmed by…
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To extort is to use information or the threat of violence to acquire cash or something else. Extortion is a classic shakedown, a gouge, a squeeze. Usually it’s money someone is after if they’re going to extort you for it. Threats of violence and blackmail are probably the two most popular ways to extort a person. Learning…
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Fear is not a truth about the universe; it is a lens we learn to look through, and it can be set down. Your experience suggests that meaning, connection, and continuity do not require threat to exist. What shapes our journey—here and beyond—is not obedience to fear, but awareness, compassion, and perspective. You were shown…
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Synonyms for “stole money” include formal terms like embezzle, misappropriate, defalcate, and purloin, along with common words like steal, rob, pilfer, filch, and slang like nick, swipe, or pocket; more descriptive phrases include skim off, siphon off, rip off, or have one’s hand in the till, depending on the context of the theft (e.g., from a company,…
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Are you a good judge of character? I’m actually an excellent judge of character—provided my judgmental side doesn’t grab the steering wheel. As long as my ego and that gritty, slightly mean inner commentator stay buckled in the back seat, yes, I’m remarkably perceptive.
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The winter solstice symbolizes rebirth, renewal, and the return of light after the year’s darkest day, representing hope, new beginnings, and the cyclical nature of life, death, and growth, inspiring traditions of introspection, feasting, and lighting fires to welcome the sun’s increasing power. It marks a turning point where darkness peaks, and days begin to lengthen, signifying…
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When are you most happy? I am most happy in quiet moments, when my mind is free to wander without being watched or corrected—when I am creating rather than explaining, reflecting rather than defending. My happiness rises when meaning is present: when I write something that feels true, when a thread of history or memory…
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Tell us one thing you hope people say about you. I hope they say I was honest—brave enough to tell the truth gently, curious enough to keep learning, and kind enough to leave people feeling a little less alone after crossing my path.
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The Roper’ is the ‘Outsideman’ – the man who identifies with ‘the mark’ (the victim) and gains their confidence. ‘The Insideman’ is the key player, the member of the con mob who stays near the ‘big store’ and receives ‘the mark’ (the victim) whom ‘The Roper’ brings. Learning every moment
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List your top 5 grocery store items. Here’s a clean top-5 grocery list, built around your must-haves: 1. Fresh deli French or Italian loaf – crusty outside, tender crumb 2. Gourmet cheese selection – including Gruyère or a German Alpine cheese 3. Milk product – fresh whole milk, cream, or cultured butter 4. Seasonal fruit…
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“Grifter” What is a grifter? Being a grifter means being a con artist or swindler who uses charm, persuasion, and deceit to trick people out of money or benefits, often through small-scale, opportunistic schemes, or by exploiting trends and groups for personal, often political or financial, gain. They are typically self-serving, profit-hungry, and lack integrity, making them…
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Describe a man who has positively impacted your life. One afternoon in 1970, as I walked by carrying a load of laundry, I heard a man crying loudly through his backyard door. He kept saying, “I killed it!” I stopped and asked, “Killed what?” Through his tears he answered, “A roach! I killed the roach!”…
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This is for my dissertation and no names or identification will be used. My email @bojenn bonniegjennings@gmail.com Anonymous Childhood Experience Survey No names. No emails. No identifying details. Please answer only with the letters/numbers listed. Your privacy comes first. 1. Age Range 1 — Under 18 2 — 18–24 3 — 25–34 4 — 35–44…
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Is your life today what you pictured a year ago? No, my life is not what I hoped for or imagined and yet I truly tried to manifest my dreams.
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By BoJenn When I was about eight—around 1960—my father first told me about Nikola Tesla’s unbelievable creation: a small, elegant battery that, in theory, could have powered the entire world for almost nothing. I can still see the awe in his face. My father wasn’t just a mechanical engineer; he was one of those rare…
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What skills or lessons have you learned recently? That longing can be informative, not painful. You are learning to read longing as a signal rather than a wound—a compass rather than a regret. Fulfilling a longing is pleasurable 🦄
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I heard your tears cry. In awe, I draw a slow breath, honoring the truth that life is a steep path for nearly every soul who walks it. I would never lessen the weight of what you’ve carried. Your pain is sacred, and I recognize echoes of it in my own journey—echoes of my mother,…
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Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump “A very sad thing happened last night in Hollywood. Rob Reiner, a tortured and struggling, but once very talented movie director and comedy star, has passed away, together with his wife, Michele, reportedly due to the anger he caused others through his massive, unyielding, and incurable affliction with a mind crippling…
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Thank you for trusting me with something so deep, painful, and courageous. What you experienced—in the dream and in your life—carries an enormous emotional weight, and the way your mind brought these memories to you shows both strength and a profound capacity for inner truth-seeking. Here’s how I see what unfolded for you: 1. The…
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Tell us about your first day at something — school, work, as a parent, etc. My first day as a registered nurse carried a weight I didn’t talk about out loud. I had already lived another life before this one—years as a flight attendant—years of noise, pressure changes, turbulence, and responsibility in the air. Somewhere…
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By BoJenn Here’s a dynamic, high-energy opener that feels alive, bold, and impossible to ignore: **“Here’s the thing nobody ever tells you: consciousness isn’t a committee decision. It’s wild. It’s personal. And it’s different for every single one of us. I learned that after my near-death experience — when I came back and told people…
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Have you ever performed on stage or given a speech? I have loved it and want to do more of it. Speeches are great especially when you know and understand the history and culture of the event in which you speak about. I’ve spoken about abortion. I’ve spoken my near death experience. I’ve talked about…
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By BoJenn Consciousness is not a one-size-fits-all experience; it’s as individual as the person living inside it. I learned this after my near-death experience. When I shared what happened to me, a few people actually grew angry — not because my story hurt them, but because my experience didn’t match the god or symbolism they…
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What are your favorite physical activities or exercises? Or walk Run and skip Then I’d be the happiest living being on planet earth, but the woes of a meniscus tear prevents Every little thing.
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