Winter on Heartbreak Ridge!

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 Eat breakfast at McDonalds its pancakes eggs and bacon with home fry. Eat lunch from van ref,washed down with a Bud. Like Chinese,Italian,or meatloaf, favorie is two Maine Lobsters .Having them in about 2 hours here in New Port Beach. Weather still cold at nite. Waves were light blue.Watching the Sun set now. Lots of people out. Finished all three signs on van . Seeing two DRs at 2pm Wish me luck.My body parts are 87 years old.They are to old to donate.Only thing that is just like new is my brain. "Its never been used(little joke) TreBert

Hebe Herbie "G=EMC^2TreBert"
wrote:
.. .. my brain, Its never been used (little joke) TreBert

hanson wrote:
"Oh ya". "It's a given". "Sad, but true". "Get the picture".
"Go figure"... and thanks for the laughs, Hebe-Herbie.
ahahahaha.... ahahahanson



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On Sunday, January 4, 2015 5:22:52 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

AA Eat breakfast at McDonalds its pancakes eggs and bacon with home fry. Eat lunch from van ref,washed down with a Bud. Like Chinese,Italian,or meatloaf, favorie is two Maine Lobsters .Having them in about 2 hours here in New Port Beach. Weather still cold at nite. Waves were light blue.Watching the Sun set now. Lots of people out. Finished all three signs on van . Seeing two DRs at 2pm Wish me luck.My body parts are 87 years old.They are to old to donate.Only thing that is just like new is my brain. "Its never been used(little joke) TreBert


I used to eat McDonald's full breakfast with cakes when someone would give me a free McDonald's gift card. But is was so pitiful compared to the breakfast a real restaurant would give you.

A warm day here in Tigard at 53F. The predicted rain has mostly stayed away. A 20% chance for a nice day isn't bad odds in the winter time.

Watched the Batman marathon last night. Watching Dannny DeVito playing the Penguin and living in an underground sewer lagoon sure made me think about Hagar. The Penguin had everything going for him there except the gubmint cheese.

I transferred from the streetcar to the bus today near the PSU Bookstore. I went inside for the first time since the changed locations. Textbooks have gotten so expensive now that students have to rent them! A new Principles of Physics textbook today will cost you over 200 dollars! Lines were long because the fall term is starting. What a racket!

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

AA Fast food is not like siting in the Ritz Carlton. Warming up here,and I'm sleeping in cotton. Have the roof vent open. I like fresh air when sleeping. I watch very little TV in the Van.I read a book to put me to sleep. Here is a kicker got a call(could barely hear a lady say I'm going to be in a mag. I told her I'm deaf and gave her my email. email is the best way period. She mentioned "picture"? Saw 2 DRs yesterday and my body parts are working good being that they are 87 years old. Go figure I'm OK and M&M LIFE SAVING Duct Filters are getting known,and that is very good too TreBert

On Tuesday, January 6, 2015 8:13:00 AM UTC-8, G=EMC^2TreBert wrote:

AA Fast food is not like siting in the Ritz Carlton.

McD's is not even as good as Denny's.

Warming up here,and I'm sleeping in cotton.

I got kicked out of McD's a few times for sleeping.

Have the roof vent open. I like fresh air when sleeping. I watch very little TV in the Van.

All the comforts of home, huh?

I read a book to put me to sleep. Here is a kicker got a call(could barely hear a lady say I'm going to be in a mag. I told her I'm deaf and gave her my email. email is the best way period.

Texting should work for you too.

She mentioned "picture"? Saw 2 DRs yesterday and my body parts are working good being that they are 87 years old. Go figure I'm OK and M&M LIFE SAVING Duct Filters are getting known,and that is very good too TreBert

A beautiful day here in Tigard. The Sun has broken though! Dry, calm and 48F as of 3:00 PM here. They say it could be 10 degrees warmer by tomorrow!

Watching the stock market crashing over the last couple days, it's hard to belief that the next recession might be brought on by the collapse of the oil market! But oil is big business, and loss of jobs in that sector is quickly spreading to other sectors. It's the end of the boom times for the frackers.

Double-A

Nice and sunny here in Tigard. 53F here as of 3:45 PM. Walked over from the transit center. Looked over at a lake near the library and saw a great blue heron sitting there. Nice to be close to nature.

Lunch with Kim. Beautiful view of Mt. Hood today. Also caught a glimpse of Portland's other nearby (and sometimes explosive!) snow capped peak, Mt. St Helens.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&rct=...20760983238787

Double-A

Partly sunny and some east wind and 50F here in Tigard as of 2:00 PM. Saw a couple of big white birds that looked like swans in the upright position over by the lake where I saw the heron a couple days ago. I've never seen that kind of bird in the wild around here before.

Double-A

"Double-A" wrote:
Partly sunny and some east wind and 50F here in
Tigard as of 2:00 PM. Saw a couple of big white
birds that looked like swans in the upright position
over by the lake where I saw the heron a couple
days ago.
I've never seen that kind of bird in the wild around
here before.
Double-A

hanson wrote:
AA, you may be seeing a lot more events like that
and not only in birds, because:

1#:
the Earth's Magnet North pole has moved 161 miles
in the last 6 months (2013) alone...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8cBRwPbWuzw

2#:
CNN aired stories that vast flocks of Tundra bound
Birds have missed their normal feeding & breeding
grounds and a dying off in mass...

3#:
All Avians have iron-rich dendritic cells in their beaks
which contain magnetite (Fe(III)2O3) or (Fe (II)Fe(III)2O4)
crystals which act for them like compass needles for/on
their annual migrations. The consequence of the magnetic
pole shift is obvious: #2# because of #1#.

4#:
Mammals, including humans, have such magnetic
compass cells also. (See links below). Now connect the
dots and a scenario arises which suggests that due to
the geomagnetic changes of their environment humans
too could have lost/missed their traditional bearings,
and are no longer able to keep/stay within their normal,
regimented, usual ways of social behavior.

On the surface this may sound far fetched, but looking
at the crazy & belligerent events on the Daily News @ 11,
from all over the globe, it does suggest that there may
be still unknown processes at work which subtly influence,
steer, control & dominate human social behavior...after all...
in analogue...

.... it took millennia to recognize and accept the profound
action that "unseen" microbes & viri have onto human
mental- and physical health, not to mention the resulting
impact of it onto our social ways & habits.

Refs:
http://www.bing.com/news/search?q=mi...ield&FORM=EWRE

http://www.bing.com/search?q=magneti...2&sk=RQ1&ghc=1

http://classconnection.s3.amazonaws....1652880398.png

http://www.bing.com/search?q=magneti...mans&FORM=AWRE

http://faculty.washington.edu/imada/img/SummaryE1.gif




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On Saturday, November 29, 2014 at 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 Sun just coming up. Slept on the Beach Park,and all pluged in(220) its 9 bucks a day. The ocean is a very dark blue. Just a few joggers out. It has a running and bike paths. Lots of movies made at Huntington Beach and Peters Landing Surf is not to good. No wind and it will be 73F Went to the library and gota book on "Sue in California Without a Lawyer" Yes I'm taking Arco to Small Claims Court. The book was written by a judge Duncan,so I'll learn all the court tricks. Arco wants to settle . I talked yesterday with Anaheim chief of police. Talk with Orange county DA,and Att.General next. Arco is not worried about me. Still if regester,and LA Times go with a story,it millions of bucks of bad publicity. keep you informed TreBert

On Friday, January 9, 2015 at 6:42:21 PM UTC-8, hanson wrote:
"Double-A" wrote:
Partly sunny and some east wind and 50F here in
Tigard as of 2:00 PM. Saw a couple of big white
birds that looked like swans in the upright position
over by the lake where I saw the heron a couple
days ago.
I've never seen that kind of bird in the wild around
here before.
Double-A

hanson wrote:
AA, you may be seeing a lot more events like that
and not only in birds, because:

1#:
the Earth's Magnet North pole has moved 161 miles
in the last 6 months (2013) alone...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8cBRwPbWuzw

2#:
CNN aired stories that vast flocks of Tundra bound
Birds have missed their normal feeding & breeding
grounds and a dying off in mass...

3#:
All Avians have iron-rich dendritic cells in their beaks
which contain magnetite (Fe(III)2O3) or (Fe (II)Fe(III)2O4)
crystals which act for them like compass needles for/on
their annual migrations. The consequence of the magnetic
pole shift is obvious: #2# because of #1#.

4#:
Mammals, including humans, have such magnetic
compass cells also. (See links below). Now connect the
dots and a scenario arises which suggests that due to
the geomagnetic changes of their environment humans
too could have lost/missed their traditional bearings,
and are no longer able to keep/stay within their normal,
regimented, usual ways of social behavior.

On the surface this may sound far fetched, but looking
at the crazy & belligerent events on the Daily News @ 11,
from all over the globe, it does suggest that there may
be still unknown processes at work which subtly influence,
steer, control & dominate human social behavior...after all...
in analogue...

... it took millennia to recognize and accept the profound
action that "unseen" microbes & viri have onto human
mental- and physical health, not to mention the resulting
impact of it onto our social ways & habits.

Refs:
http://www.bing.com/news/search?q=mi...ield&FORM=EWRE

http://www.bing.com/search?q=magneti...2&sk=RQ1&ghc=1

http://classconnection.s3.amazonaws....1652880398.png

http://www.bing.com/search?q=magneti...mans&FORM=AWRE

http://faculty.washington.edu/imada/img/SummaryE1.gif




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Very interesting. Yes, I heard the pole was moving towards Siberia. Magnetic north has always been many degrees off from true north here in Oregon anyway. The big thing is if we have a pole reversal. Temporary poles could pop up in varies places during that process. The result could be to bring down large doses of solar radiation to those spots, because the radiation follows the magnetic lines of force.

Double-A