Haven't you heard AA?... Glazier, the Face ****ter and
Grave Yard Vandal, swore, just a few hours back,
again, and hot and holy, that he will not post to
alt.astronomy any longer.
Let's see whether Swine Glazier has any spine left,
let alone any brains, ... and comes back to lie again.


"Double-A" wrote in message
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On Friday, March 20, 2015 at 8:52:46 AM UTC-7, G=EMC^2TreBert wrote:
On Thursday, March 19, 2015 at 12:29:27 PM UTC-7, Double-A wrote:
Another nice day here in Gresham. Some high clouds, calm, 56F as of
12:15 PM. Should get up to 64F later.

Got to the library a few minutes before it opened, so took the
opportunity to look around the shopping mall behind it built on the ole
county fair grounds. It is huge! Dick's Sporting Goods, Joann's
Fabrics, Ross Dress For Less, Payless Shoes, Sears, BedMart are just a
few of the many stores, all owned by Kimco, the real estate holding
company which seems to own most of the malls around here.

One trouble with this library is that logging on is a very slow process
and it takes a couple minutes of your time just to do that.

Double-A

AA Now that you have a roof you should buy a laptop.I like my Samsung. It
was not on sale at Walmart,but cost $250 including tax. Its thin.not to
big. It runs on crome?? Battery last long time.Its silver metal. If you
can swing it its the way to go. TreBert Going to be warm and sunny.


Samsung is a good brand. Otherwise I was thinking of Lonovo. It's Chinese,
but it's the IBM PC's successor, has features I like, and is low priced.
Have to figure out the most convenient places with Wi-Fi where I can use it.
I'm not going to pay for access anymore! Temp 59F as of 2:00 PM here in
Gresham. Calm but leaden clouds overhead threaten rain before the day is
done.

The bomb incident on the Mt. Hood Highway 26 is still unsolved as far as I
know. Bomb squad police, FBI, and ATF agents have been scratching their
heads since yesterday. It happened 6 miles past Welches, which makes it 34
miles from here in Gresham. It is almost to Mt. Hood. Seems an unlikely
place for anyone to intentionally set off an explosion. But they had the
highway blocked off for most of yesterday. Highway 26 is a major connection
between eastern and western Oregon. What those over zealous agents don't
seem to realize anymore is that in this day and age, "The traffic must
flow!"

Double-A