Winter on Heartbreak Ridge!

On Monday, December 29, 2014 3:13:58 PM UTC-8, Double-A wrote:
On Monday, December 29, 2014 2:07:03 PM UTC-8, Arc Michael wrote:
On Monday, December 29, 2014 1:06:01 PM UTC-8, Double-A wrote:


42 yesterday ( dipped to 38 deg) Burbank California.
41 today ( dipped to 35 deg) Burbank California.+


Isn't that a little chilly for Burbank?

Double-A

- 25 dg below normal, all over the SOUTHLAND.

It will be a freakin' cold New Years' wearing two jackets and 5 undershirts and i still am getting chills when I go outside. and it is day time, like the after noon. buuuuuurzzzzz......

On Tuesday, December 30, 2014 2:10:19 PM UTC-8, Double-A wrote:
On Tuesday, December 30, 2014 9:02:15 AM UTC-8, G=EMC^2TreBert wrote:
On Saturday, November 29, 2014 1:36:01 PM UTC-8, Double-A wrote:
Where I am staying is on the ridge of the Tualatin Mountains running just west of downtown Portland. The locals just call them the West Hills. The old money lives in the hills. Where I am is at the summit of a pass, and on the slopes of Mt. Sylvania, near the top of which sits Portland Community College. The climate is markedly colder up there than in Portland itself. The cold east wind out of the Columbia River Gorge hits with full force. The ice we got a couple weeks ago lasted on the ground up there almost a week! But there is a beautiful view of Mt. Hood.

Now the weather is turning colder again and talk of snow is back in the forecasts. Only 44F here in Tigard today, and expected low tonight of 29F! Tigard is down in the valley just to the west. I hear the sound of ice pellets coming down now!

Don't forget, No. 2 Ducks vs. Beavers tonight at 5:00 PST on ABC!

Double-A

AA Its desert in LA afternoons warm,nights cold. Thin air.They buy cool cloths. Walmart does business 2am. and thats when I see them in shorts. I know CA. has crazy people.TreBert


A lot of those crazy people have come up to Oregon, especially in Hillsboro, drawn by Intel, and now we have to put with them.

Colder here now. Only 33F, dry, and windy as of 2:00 PM here in Tigard. That will probably be near the high for the day. The wind is not quite as bad as yesterday, only colder.

Got lucky last night and found a good book, "The Principle of Relativity" on the library's surplus shelf. I has a lot of original papers by Einstein, as well as Lorentz, Weyl, and Minkowski. Lots of math. Usually Einstein books don't last long on that shelf, but I got it, in great condition, all for 1$.

In case I don't get down here tomorrow, Happy New Years everyone!

Double-A

I'm sure Einstein's books will be a dime a dozen soon. it has been coming clear that Albert when a youth, early 20s just plagiarized Kepler's area law #2 ( not written in that order) and by swapping the chemicals, he came up with E=MC2, which means Albert Plagiarized a man of God.

If the Albert goes away, the Atheists will have no no one left to claim Atheists rule and Religious people are 'confused.'

anyway.

Happy new years' to all.

On Wednesday, December 31, 2014 8:27:12 AM UTC-8, G=EMC^2TreBert wrote:
On Saturday, November 29, 2014 1:36:01 PM UTC-8, Double-A wrote:
Where I am staying is on the ridge of the Tualatin Mountains running just west of downtown Portland. The locals just call them the West Hills. The old money lives in the hills. Where I am is at the summit of a pass, and on the slopes of Mt. Sylvania, near the top of which sits Portland Community College. The climate is markedly colder up there than in Portland itself. The cold east wind out of the Columbia River Gorge hits with full force. The ice we got a couple weeks ago lasted on the ground up there almost a week! But there is a beautiful view of Mt. Hood.

Now the weather is turning colder again and talk of snow is back in the forecasts. Only 44F here in Tigard today, and expected low tonight of 29F! Tigard is down in the valley just to the west. I hear the sound of ice pellets coming down now!

Don't forget, No. 2 Ducks vs. Beavers tonight at 5:00 PST on ABC!

Double-A

AA Cold and rain.Have some good ideas how the homeless can go through this winter.I made a light wool cap and its lined with aluminum foil.Keeps my head warm when sleeping. Also I keep body heat in with same idea at the base of my spine. I think this type clothing would keep you warm at 25F. TreBert


Sounds good. I cook almost everything in aluminum foil these days so I won't dirty my skillet. Always look for the easy way.

Up to 37F here in Tigard today. Sunny and dry, but still windy.

Lunch with Kim. She is still hanging out at all night restaurants and such to stay out of the cold. Not an easy life. I help her as much as I can.

Have a good New Years Eve! Library here will close at 5 PM. Liquor store is right up the street from my motel. Walgreens is right there for mixers. How convenient!

Don't forget the Oregon Ducks at the Rose Bowl tomorrow at 1:30 PM PST. Go Ducks!

Double-A

On Wednesday, December 31, 2014 1:41:48 PM UTC-8, Arc Michael wrote:
On Monday, December 29, 2014 3:13:58 PM UTC-8, Double-A wrote:
On Monday, December 29, 2014 2:07:03 PM UTC-8, Arc Michael wrote:
On Monday, December 29, 2014 1:06:01 PM UTC-8, Double-A wrote:


42 yesterday ( dipped to 38 deg) Burbank California.
41 today ( dipped to 35 deg) Burbank California.+


Isn't that a little chilly for Burbank?

Double-A

- 25 dg below normal, all over the SOUTHLAND.

It will be a freakin' cold New Years' wearing two jackets and 5 undershirts and i still am getting chills when I go outside. and it is day time, like the after noon. buuuuuurzzzzz......


Do you live in Burbank? I have been in Burbank, and it is the swankest neighborhoods in the LA area. You must be one of those spoiled rich kids.

Double-A

Light clouds, calm, and 42F as of 4:00 PM here in Tigard.

The Oregon Ducks beat Florida State 59-20 yesterday in the Rose Bowl! Now they will meet the Ohio State Buckeyes for the championship. Unfortunately, historically, The Ducks have never beaten the Buckeyes.

In 1896, Lorentz hypothesized that a body's moving through the aether would cause its electrical repulsion between molecules to lessen in the direction of the motion, thus causing the body to shrink slightly in that direction, according to his Lorentz transform, explaining the null result of Michelson's interferometer experiment. Michelson himself however believed that his experiment proved that aether is entrained with the motion of the Earth.

Double-A

Cloudy, foggy, and misty here in Tigard and 41F as of 1:00 PM.

Double-A

On Saturday, November 29, 2014 1:36:01 PM UTC-8, Double-A wrote:
Where I am staying is on the ridge of the Tualatin Mountains running just west of downtown Portland. The locals just call them the West Hills. The old money lives in the hills. Where I am is at the summit of a pass, and on the slopes of Mt. Sylvania, near the top of which sits Portland Community College. The climate is markedly colder up there than in Portland itself.. The cold east wind out of the Columbia River Gorge hits with full force. The ice we got a couple weeks ago lasted on the ground up there almost a week! But there is a beautiful view of Mt. Hood.

Now the weather is turning colder again and talk of snow is back in the forecasts. Only 44F here in Tigard today, and expected low tonight of 29F! Tigard is down in the valley just to the west. I hear the sound of ice pellets coming down now!

Don't forget, No. 2 Ducks vs. Beavers tonight at 5:00 PST on ABC!

Double-A

Anaheim staying cold at night .Down to 38F.Cozy in bed,but stay in bed for about an hour after the Sun shines in. Park now in front of Mcdonlds and have the same thing every morning. They do make a nice breakfast. TreBert

On Saturday, January 3, 2015 4:35:40 PM UTC-8, G=EMC^2TreBert wrote:
On Saturday, November 29, 2014 1:36:01 PM UTC-8, Double-A wrote:
Where I am staying is on the ridge of the Tualatin Mountains running just west of downtown Portland. The locals just call them the West Hills. The old money lives in the hills. Where I am is at the summit of a pass, and on the slopes of Mt. Sylvania, near the top of which sits Portland Community College. The climate is markedly colder up there than in Portland itself. The cold east wind out of the Columbia River Gorge hits with full force. The ice we got a couple weeks ago lasted on the ground up there almost a week! But there is a beautiful view of Mt. Hood.

Now the weather is turning colder again and talk of snow is back in the forecasts. Only 44F here in Tigard today, and expected low tonight of 29F! Tigard is down in the valley just to the west. I hear the sound of ice pellets coming down now!

Don't forget, No. 2 Ducks vs. Beavers tonight at 5:00 PST on ABC!

Double-A

Anaheim staying cold at night .Down to 38F.Cozy in bed,but stay in bed for about an hour after the Sun shines in. Park now in front of Mcdonlds and have the same thing every morning. They do make a nice breakfast. TreBert


Egg McMuffin? Carl's Junior has better food, and the fries taste a lot like McDonald's fries used to taste back when they were good.

A calm and cloudy day here in Tigard. Light rain showers and a balmy 47F as of 12:45 PM.

Double-A

On Wednesday, December 31, 2014 3:49:56 PM UTC-8, Double-A wrote:
On Wednesday, December 31, 2014 8:27:12 AM UTC-8, G=EMC^2TreBert wrote:
On Saturday, November 29, 2014 1:36:01 PM UTC-8, Double-A wrote:
Where I am staying is on the ridge of the Tualatin Mountains running just west of downtown Portland. The locals just call them the West Hills. The old money lives in the hills. Where I am is at the summit of a pass, and on the slopes of Mt. Sylvania, near the top of which sits Portland Community College. The climate is markedly colder up there than in Portland itself. The cold east wind out of the Columbia River Gorge hits with full force. The ice we got a couple weeks ago lasted on the ground up there almost a week! But there is a beautiful view of Mt. Hood.

Now the weather is turning colder again and talk of snow is back in the forecasts. Only 44F here in Tigard today, and expected low tonight of 29F! Tigard is down in the valley just to the west. I hear the sound of ice pellets coming down now!

Don't forget, No. 2 Ducks vs. Beavers tonight at 5:00 PST on ABC!

Double-A

AA Cold and rain.Have some good ideas how the homeless can go through this winter.I made a light wool cap and its lined with aluminum foil.Keeps my head warm when sleeping. Also I keep body heat in with same idea at the base of my spine. I think this type clothing would keep you warm at 25F. TreBert


Sounds good. I cook almost everything in aluminum foil these days so I won't dirty my skillet. Always look for the easy way.

Up to 37F here in Tigard today. Sunny and dry, but still windy.

Lunch with Kim. She is still hanging out at all night restaurants and such to stay out of the cold. Not an easy life. I help her as much as I can..

Have a good New Years Eve! Library here will close at 5 PM. Liquor store is right up the street from my motel. Walgreens is right there for mixers. How convenient!

Don't forget the Oregon Ducks at the Rose Bowl tomorrow at 1:30 PM PST. Go Ducks!

Double-A


so u destroy the environment ( over use of tin) because u are lazy? lolz. typical American. No wonder all want to flood here, it is a free for all of bad morals and hypocrisy.

We tell other countries they must follow super strict carbon admission or face USA MILITARY WRATH, then we do not do as we say, and continue to live LARGE.

So how long can this go on before a collapse?

On Sunday, January 4, 2015 2:19:49 PM UTC-8, Arc Michael wrote:
On Wednesday, December 31, 2014 3:49:56 PM UTC-8, Double-A wrote:
On Wednesday, December 31, 2014 8:27:12 AM UTC-8, G=EMC^2TreBert wrote:
On Saturday, November 29, 2014 1:36:01 PM UTC-8, Double-A wrote:
Where I am staying is on the ridge of the Tualatin Mountains running just west of downtown Portland. The locals just call them the West Hills.. The old money lives in the hills. Where I am is at the summit of a pass, and on the slopes of Mt. Sylvania, near the top of which sits Portland Community College. The climate is markedly colder up there than in Portland itself. The cold east wind out of the Columbia River Gorge hits with full force. The ice we got a couple weeks ago lasted on the ground up there almost a week! But there is a beautiful view of Mt. Hood.

Now the weather is turning colder again and talk of snow is back in the forecasts. Only 44F here in Tigard today, and expected low tonight of 29F! Tigard is down in the valley just to the west. I hear the sound of ice pellets coming down now!

Don't forget, No. 2 Ducks vs. Beavers tonight at 5:00 PST on ABC!

Double-A

AA Cold and rain.Have some good ideas how the homeless can go through this winter.I made a light wool cap and its lined with aluminum foil.Keeps my head warm when sleeping. Also I keep body heat in with same idea at the base of my spine. I think this type clothing would keep you warm at 25F. TreBert


Sounds good. I cook almost everything in aluminum foil these days so I won't dirty my skillet. Always look for the easy way.

Up to 37F here in Tigard today. Sunny and dry, but still windy.

Lunch with Kim. She is still hanging out at all night restaurants and such to stay out of the cold. Not an easy life. I help her as much as I can.

Have a good New Years Eve! Library here will close at 5 PM. Liquor store is right up the street from my motel. Walgreens is right there for mixers. How convenient!

Don't forget the Oregon Ducks at the Rose Bowl tomorrow at 1:30 PM PST. Go Ducks!

Double-A


so u destroy the environment ( over use of tin) because u are lazy? lolz. typical American. No wonder all want to flood here, it is a free for all of bad morals and hypocrisy.

We tell other countries they must follow super strict carbon admission or face USA MILITARY WRATH, then we do not do as we say, and continue to live LARGE.

So how long can this go on before a collapse?


Hey, at least I don't burn wood and coal as my parents did!

Double-A