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SPC Controls Engineer
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So much energy available, what I wouldn't give to spend about a month with Nicola Tesla...
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A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
7 mo
All Current Issues WILL Be Solved...(pun intended)
And Better Methods Will Prevail, As They Always Have Throughout History.
Had The Wright Brothers Given Up, We'd All Be Riding Horseback From Coast To Coast , And The Same Would Apply To Electricity & The Automobile.
SUCCESS Is Achieved Only By FAILURE ~ Each Time We Fail, We Learn "Why", Then Avoid Making That Mistake Again & Learn From The Parts Which Were Successful,~
~ "Rinse And Repeat" ~ Until We Get There ~~ THAT'S How It Works.
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Amn Roger Omberg
Amn Roger Omberg
7 mo
I agree, but I question if I could keep up with HIM.
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MSgt Dale Johnson
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March came in like a Lamb, did it forget to leave?
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Amn Roger Omberg
Amn Roger Omberg
7 mo
A lot of windows in downtown HOUSTON, has been literally torn out of there braces
from the hurricane force winds that came thru, early Friday morning. It resembled what a calamity would look like after a bomb went off, or hurricane. The weather folks are say that these were" Derecho" winds. They are named that because they only appear in straight line winds, & in this case, those were a part of the storm that traveled over 1000 miles even thru Florida, & it was stated that the wind force that hit Houston, was in excess of 100 M.P.H. cleanup continues, & will for awhile, we will be ok.
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Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen
Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen
7 mo
Amn Roger Omberg It surprised our weather folks as well. Usually storms like that lose their punch as they travel across the Gulf, but this one didn't. Nothing like Houston, but we had some severe weather north of my area Friday morning.
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Amn Roger Omberg
Amn Roger Omberg
7 mo
Yes, Sir, it does prove beyond any doubt, that our CREATOR reigns supreme. this particular storm had a different force to it than most normal storms, in that the straight line winds of over 100 mph which are rare, had enough punch to travel full force to the Atlantic ocean, Wow. I remember when I was stationed on a mountain top in Burns Oregon at this particular radar site, back in 1961=62, We had ballon covering our radar antenna's, of which only one was search, the others were height finders, & We had a storm blow thru & our site had auxiliary power for many days, to feed the site. The temps were 30 degrees below zero, & the winds were in excess of 130 mph, although, it was very dry, the snow felt like bullets hitting the face, I went on duty one day with my Air Force Parka, on over my t shirt, & held onto the steel rail o/s our barracks, just get into our login station. This is the first storm that I have seen since then with that much punch!
Sorry to go on but i just happened to remember that storm.
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Sgt Albert Castro
Sgt Albert Castro
7 mo
Amn Roger Omberg - Yup. Straight Line winds.
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A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
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I Have Relatives Living In Various Areas Of Texas;
And Fortunately None In Those Areas, But I Do Have Family In Michigan,
And They've Had Some Close Calls...Tornadoes & High Winds Have Been A Problem,
No Serious Damages So Far., But The Season's Only Beginning.
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Lt Col Charlie Brown
Lt Col Charlie Brown
7 mo
It's going to be a tough year weatherwise.
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A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
7 mo
Lt Col Charlie Brown -
Thank The God For Trump, He's The Only One Whom Can Help,
He Knows Climate Change Doesn't Exist, And He Also Knows What To Do About It.
Thanks To The Gods We've Been Saved; And Only A Super-Genius Could Have Done It
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