How ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ Symbolizes the Triumph of Common Sense
I didn't know that they all thought it was going to fail, including Schulz himself.
Just goes to show you that many, if not at all times, the original value creator knows better than the lamestream decision makers, the advertising gooroo's and so called pro's.
Much could be said of AR, and the characters she wrote about, in this respect also.
Stick to your guns when you have that "instant knowing" connection to your work.
Just goes to show you that many, if not at all times, the original value creator knows better than the lamestream decision makers, the advertising gooroo's and so called pro's.
Much could be said of AR, and the characters she wrote about, in this respect also.
Stick to your guns when you have that "instant knowing" connection to your work.
St Paul honored Schultz with statues purchased
By businesses and painted by local artists.https://www.google.com/search?q=st+paul+snoop...
I particularly liked this it highlights the great disconnect between the ordinary, average American and those in life who pull the strings.
We all know this yet we still accept the beltway's
Central authority and keep electing the same enslavers.
Yes, it boggles the mind because, for the most part, many of us are the elite on the street voting for the Great Unwashed to rule over us...seems we never got over our days in Babylon.
I wish I could convey just how far and wide that statement applies to our history and theirs...If only each of us knew, all we have to do is stand our ground and vote our conscience...if only we could hear it above the noise of the day...
Well it is nice to know the history of your area , interesting side note was John Dillinger had a "safe house" just down Lexington ave from Central High. St Paul cops were on the corrupt side and took some cash off his hands to let him cool down so to speak.
Now Central is the school that is most likely to have BLM signs through out the hallways.
Also a school that a teacher was put into a coma
After being cold cocked by a young thug oops I mean disadvantaged minority student.http://www.twincities.com/2017/05/25/ekblad-...
Interesting to note: there are many rocks that in their color-(weathering and corrosion) actually hide the quartz contents within them...once you realize that and inspect the walls, chipping at a few rocks, you find a concentration of quartz every 15 feet on average dependably. You do not find that to be the case in the additions to the walls.
See ; your observation of pattern with Quartz that's just what I am talking about.
Quartz Electrical conductivity
ABSTRACT
Electrical conductivity of α quartz is ionic, the current being carried by alkali ions (M+) moving in channels parallel to the c axis. A study was made of conductivity σ of one natural and three synthetic crystals in order to better understand these ionic defects. ac measurements were made over a wide range of frequencies, and complex‐impedance analysis was used to separate out the bulk conductivity from electrode effects. The activation energy E for the synthetic crystals was always close to 1.36 eV and the pre‐exponential A was in the range of 106 K/Ω cm. A decrease in σ resulted from electrodiffusion (sweeping) in hydrogen. For the as‐received natural crystal, the value of E was 0.82 eV, but this E value increased appreciably after hydrogen sweeping or after irradiation plus high‐temperature anneal. The principal observations could not be interpreted in terms of the conventional theory in which the Al3+‐M+ pair and its dissociation products are the only defects involved. A modified theory, in which additional unassociated Al is present as compensation either for H+ or for oxygen vacancies, allows a detailed interpretation of the results. Supporting data are also obtained from infrared measurements.
Lot of work with over a dozen papers referenced.
Carl the more interesting aspect is the piezoelectric properties. Particularly the inverse piezoelectric effect on sound. As we have discussed sound or frequency is fundamental in our world as well as the universe and many ancient civilizations interests.
The piezoelectric effect is understood as the linear electromechanical interaction between the mechanical and the electrical state in crystalline materials with no inversion symmetry.[5] The piezoelectric effect is a reversible process in that materials exhibiting the direct piezoelectric effect (the internal generation of electrical charge resulting from an applied mechanical force) also exhibit the reverse piezoelectric effect (the internal generation of a mechanical strain resulting from an applied electrical field). For example, lead zirconate titanate crystals will generate measurable piezoelectricity when their static structure is deformed by about 0.1% of the original dimension. Conversely, those same crystals will change about 0.1% of their static dimension when an external electric field is applied to the material. The inverse piezoelectric effect is used in the production of ultrasonic sound waves.[6]
Thanks, I've been wondering if I could detect a charge. Don't know if my simple meter will suffice but it's worth a try.
At that time, in 1906, mica was invaluable in the market. It was used for the construction of capacitors and was considered an incredibly well-appreciated electrical and thermal insulator which had a melting point over 1,100 degrees Celsius. For some obscure reason, the architects of Teotihuacan placed it there in the second century BC, at the time of the greatest expansion of their civilization. The question was why?
Most of the Mica found in 1906 at Teotihuacan was sold at a great price in the market. But not all of the Mica disappeared from Teotihuacan. Today, there are still a few places where you can find Mica in Teotihuacan. For some mysterious reason, the unknown builders of this great Ancient City managed to extract and transport Mica, and incorporate it into the buildings of Teotihuacan, what no one is able to answer is why? What was Mica used for thousands of years ago? Was it part of some lost ancient technology? If so… what type of technology was it?
Carl this site once a population of 200,000 est was abandoned in 550ad if there is a cycle of 365 years start today and go backward the first stop is
The Maunder Minimum next is wolf minimum then
Another? And Then 550ad I call it the Quetzalcoatl Minimum.
That seems to be the case during Every GSM.
They probable couldn't kick themselves in the ass anyway...because someone else was already there.
Speaking of asses, I wrote up a Nathaniel who went by Natalie for kicking me in that spot while I was busy fighting another inmate. That stopped Natalie from being transferred to a work release the very next month. So he sued me.
That's right. He sued me for writing him up for kicking me in the ass. It did not hurt but I have my dignity to protect.
I imagine the federal judge laughed his ass off as he threw tossed that case out of court.
Maybe just 30 minutes away but I'm too long retired, far too old and could go limping to get myself legally handicapped so as to fuss at cars illegally parked in my marked off parking spaces.
"There are two esses in Christmas, and they're both dollar signs!"
But when observed...there isn't much these days that is right.
That's probably why most of us are here.
You know, Shultz lived near hear later in his life - Santa Rosa area. I remember when he retired. It was big news. Then, the cartoon he last drew for the news papers was published soon afterward - the same day he passed away. This is how I remember the story...