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Shoreline, WA, USA 
Shoreline, WA, USA 
When Required, I wear a mask.
 

KOL

I don't know when this picture was taken but during the 60's and 70's when I was growing up, they are one of two local "top-40" stations, KJR being the other. KOL was located on Harbor Island, and their tower had large NEON KOL sign on the tower, while I was studying for my 1st class radio telephone operators license, I visited Bill Wolfenbarger there often. It was my opinion that KOL was what AM radio was about back in the day. Unfortunately as time went on the music stations drifted towards FM, and AM stations generally changed format. KOL was one of the last to abandon the "top-40" format, but when they did they went to country rather than talk radio and that format did not work, largely because we had another well established AM country station, KAYO, but KAYO died as a country format and went to a political talk radio format when an FM station went country. Anyway I love the way the old transmitter was constructed with all the glass so you could see everything. Back in those days, most AM stations were high level plate modulation, not electrically efficient but provided the best audio until Harris Gates came out with their pulse width modulation which produced the best of both worlds. CCA also had a modulation scheme which used a peak and carrier tube with the peak tube being phase modulated, such that it could either add to the carrier tube or subtract from it, depending upon the phase relation it introduced, but that phase component really created a lot of distortion resulting in not very clean audio.
Shoreline, WA, USA 

Lazlo

This is Lazlo from The Church of Lazlo radio show and also the former program director of KNDD, station went to shit after he left and has never returned.
Shoreline, WA, USA 

Too Fast

This happened about five or six years ago, before global warming got rid of all the snow, just kidding, it still snows here. At any rate this idiot was going too fast for conditions and decided to enter the post office by sneaking between the bus stop and tree and driving through a fence and over a six foot embankment to get to the post office parking lot. It's a lot easier to use the driveway but I guess this guy just liked the challenge. He wasn't quite up to it though, needed more speed or a heavier vehicle because he didn't quite clear the fence.
Shoreline, WA, USA 

Liquid Crystal Woods

The woods in my backyard. This is why I put up with trees coming through my roof. Sooner or later they'll kill me. The views is serene and worth it.
Shoreline, WA, USA 

SlimFast

This is SlimFast from the Church of Lazlo back when he was on KNDD 107.7. I took this photo at the Beach House studio just before Brian Aubert from SilverSun Pickups performed there. Really wished the corporation hadn't recalled Lazlo to their station in New Orleans, he had a hell of a show at KNDD, really good at audience involvement and had a good ear for local talent.
Shoreline, WA, USA 
Shoreline, WA, USA 

Orbs - UFO Photos

These are all orbs that I've photographed many years ago. All the single orbs were either photographed while riding the Edmonds Ferry towards Stanwood, or on Sunset Beach near the Edmonds terminal of the Ferry, except for the photo with multiple orbs in it, that one was photographed from Juanita Beach, and it happens a commercial Jet flew through the clouds at nearly the same elevation minutes later, and because I recognized the airplane type I was able to lookup the fuselage diameter and then by counting pixels determine the size of the orbs, they are only 7-8 feet in diameter.

These were all looking North from the Edmonds ferry in Washington State, or from the Beach near the Edmonds terminal. They appeared to be over the Whidbey Island Naval Air Base or close.



This one was over the Juanita Beach at the North end of Lake Washington.

Shoreline, WA, USA 

Oni and Socrates

Oni and Socrates, 2nd and Third cat we had. Technically Oni was my daughter's cat, my mother-in-law had a feral cat give birth under her house. After the kittens were dug out we took one of them home, the Orange Tabby there, he was a hellion at first, hence the name Oni, basically demon in Japanese, but he rapidly socialized and ended up being quite a good cat. Socrates is the grey cat, We took him in after the neighbors across the street moved out abandoning their cat. After my first cat died, Fred, he got very pissy with me as if he blamed me for Fred's death so I gave him to my oldest son Carl, but he died from cancer a couple of years later.
Shoreline, WA, USA 

Lucas and Tulip

These are my kitties Lucas and Tulip. I adopted them from PAWS after my last cat, Monster, a giant grey tabby that unfortunately contracted feline Lukemia, died. He was an indoor/outdoor cat, these two are indoor only owing to that happening.
Shoreline, WA, USA 

This is statistics for July 8th, 2023 through November 8th 2023 for King County.
I'm a pureblood, no Gates artificial RNA in my blood. You can see that we did better than the vaxed in terms of raw numbers. But then they "age adjust" them to show us doing worse. Just another example of lying with statistics.

Myself, I'm unvaxxed. I got Covid 19 in March of 2021, I tested positive for five days, symptoms lasted for seven and it was a fairly nasty cold for me with one day of upset stomach. My max fever was 100.7, I am 65, diabetic, and overweight.

My 40 year old son got vaxxed, has had covid five times now, one of those times had a fever hit 103.7, nearly had to be hospitalized. He is not diabetic or overweight.

Shoreline, WA, USA 

Found Dog Alert, Shoreline WA Region

Good Evening,

A LOST dog was brought into the clinic today. He has no collar/identification and no microchip.

He is a male neutered doodle-mix, likely over 5 years of age. If you recognize this dog, please let us know via email as we are closed for the weekend.

Cascade Pet Hospital
(206) 362-3668
14731 Aurora Ave N Shoreline, WA 98133
www.cascadepethospital.com

Shoreline, WA, USA 
Again, recent stats for King County, notice although there was some uptick at the end of the week, it was less than the downtick at the beginning. But more significantly notice that while there was this uptick in infections, hospitalization status decreased.
 

In King County we have relatively high immunity, not because of the clot shot but because we were the first area of the country exposed to the virus and so obtained a lot of natural immunity. In fact the people that are getting it multiple times are almost exclusively those who have had the clot shot ruin their immune system. I am 64, had Covid exactly once in March of 2021, it was a moderate cold with one day of upset stomach and a maximum fever of 100.7 and no deep lung involvement just upper respiratory and stomach upset and I am unvaxed. My oldest son at 39, double vaxxed, has had it five times so far, one time his fever shot to 103.7 and almost had to be hospitalized.

Now one thing I want you to notice about these stats, they are a week old and a new set should be out later today, but you'll notice last week ended with the numbers lower than the week before, but even that you'll notice hospitalization is down even more than the numbers which suggests this latest version is even less virulent than Omicron BA1/2/5 was. Also notice at the very end of the week the number of infections ticked up but hospitalizations ticked down. And yet all the sheeple have their masks on again.

 
Shoreline, WA, USA 
Interestingly, Robins are an extremely common bird where I am (Pacific Northwest USA) but they are neither shaped exactly like these nor colored like them, the white is noticeably missing with the breast being red and the rest of the bird brown and somewhat larger than these but not as plump in the belly.
 
The recent UN statement is a perfect example of the kind of political bullshit where very selective data is used to support a wealth transfer agenda. You'll note he says hottest in the last 120,000 years, look at this graph and you'll see there are regular peaks over time, we're at a present peak, and the last big one before this was about 140,000 years, and it was larger THIS peak, so if they had picked 140,000 years instead of 120,000 years then this argument wouldn't fly, hence the selective use of data.
 
Shoreline, WA, USA 
Shoreline, WA, USA 

Global Warming Farce

While ya'all are buyin' in to this latest round of 2023 is the hottest year on record because you don't know the difference between ground and air temperature, and you're all panicking over the latest predictions for the end of the world in 2025, here's one for the history books:
Shoreline, WA, USA 

@Dwayne Parsons @arnst I would not argue that man doesn't have SOME effect on the climate, I would argue that it pales in comparison to natural variability. The Climate Alarmist will take a chart of the CO2 levels and temperature for the last 100 years and with some cooked data produce the famous hockey stick (the last twenty years temp hasn't risen significantly if you use uncooked data), but there is about a 1C increase over the last 100 years.

Now if you look at the amount of input power CO2 forcing represents, about 1 watt / sq meter, compare that to the variability caused by the Milankovitch cycle where the variability over the Northern hemisphere is about 230 watts / square meter, and you can get an idea of the degree of our contribution.

And during the peak inter-glacial period during these cycles the polar ice disappears completely, but Polar Bears have so far survived six of them. They seem to survive warm just fine, it's being shot at they have a problem with. And since they've made that illegal their numbers have increased by five times.

An even more absurd aspect is the concept of a tipping point, the idea that once CO2 surpasses a level the Earth is going to become Venus. Venus is Venus primarily because of it's orbital position where it receives 2300 watts / square meter of solar input where as the Earth only receives about 1500 watts (give or take a small amount depending upon it's orbital position).

As you can see from this graph, 400 million years ago the Earth's CO2 level was over 2000 PPM, and yet it didn't tip. And if you go back to the beginning, 4.5 billion years ago it was almost 100% CO2. Most of the time during the Jurassic (dinosaur era) it hovered between 1000 and 2000ppm and yet, here we are. The truth of the matter, the 280ppm that we had just before the start of the industrial revolution was a historical low for the Earth, and if we hadn't come around and raised it, and the shell fish of the world had continued to sequester it, plant life would have died out and with the all life save perhaps for some hydrogen-sulfide eating bacteria near black smoker thermal vents.

Shoreline, WA, USA 
Shoreline, WA, USA 
Shoreline, WA, USA 
Shoreline, WA, USA 
Shoreline, WA, USA 
Shoreline, WA, USA 
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