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Old Jan 11, 2013, 03:15 PM
they come a fuedin some gin
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Why Do you Think They Moved an Obnoxious Rock Band Next to my Airfield ?

Why Do you Think They Moved an Obnoxious Rock Band Next to my Airfield ?
Because I don't bother anyone.
Because I don't commit adultery.
Because I do not use dope.
Because I do not see "those women".

Ok so now the game is blare loud music at me when I try to fly. Whatever the reason, then end will not be worth it, it will be ruined too.
So, if I stay inside, smoke dope, no flying, no science, then I get no trouble ?
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Old Jan 11, 2013, 03:21 PM
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Just let it go, Chop.
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Old Jan 11, 2013, 03:23 PM
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BTW, they drove up front, slowed down scratched up a hoop then went off laughing.
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Old Jan 11, 2013, 03:24 PM
they come a fuedin some gin
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50,000 watts ? Maybe, I'll get no peace. I'm trying to find a sensible country and I will.
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Old Jan 11, 2013, 03:25 PM
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If they are generating 50 KW, their electric bill is huge. Just let it go, man.
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Old Jan 11, 2013, 03:30 PM
they come a fuedin some gin
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BTW, I have been flying full scale since 1980.
How long have they been pushing out the LSD and it's spinoffs ? The abuse will not make me a Ted Kazinski but it only makes me upset enough to let you all know where the jobs went. They sure can't seem to find much here, only trouble.

And if the idea is they don't raise women any better than to cause a man to have to tolerate rediculous misbehavior, then keep 'em.

No I generate the 50kw cavity resonation. The punishment will be a device that causes musical instrument amplifiers to make such a horrible noise they can't be used. This won't affect the good bands, only the obnoxious ones. I hear the equipment ain't that good for them anyway so they just make music of noise.

I think I can find sensible people in California, they were, when I lived there. They didn't make trouble like this. Then at least I could stay in the USA, I'm a bit old to adjust and carry my weight in a new country. This is a serious problem. I can't buy a new life, or time. It passes and is gone. I do not know if there is an afterlife for sure.
But they do say what you do on earth is what you would do in heaven.

Well, let the criminals pass unbothered and torment me. No I even chose quiet electric planes that make very little noise. I did it all the right way and they STILL have to trouble me. Trouble this bunch like they trouble me. I'll bet they don't take it for long.

I think the only thing I hurt is their pride. Raised on snatching a ball from someone, they think I am defeating them by doing something you can't cheat, trick, lie to or force to work. It has to be done correctly. That is the biggest challenge I see to this crew.
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Old Jan 11, 2013, 03:44 PM
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Are they playing Ted Nugent songs..?
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Old Jan 11, 2013, 03:45 PM
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Working with upper management, I have been told on several occasions that these people are difficult and have low profit potential. They do not wish to move here to save a few bucks an hour on wages.
So I guess it's back to move again. Then it will only start again. Take dope and pay little fines ? Great job, I should be in government instead but I couldn't fix it. Like Bush said, the real war is at home.
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Old Jan 11, 2013, 03:46 PM
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I don't care what songs they play, it is with intent to tort nme, I am SICK AND TIRED OF THIS.
Oh I only missed anther evening of flying, they only went out a short while.
Wanna go crazy ? Buy a $5,000 telescope. It's easier to ruin.
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Old Jan 11, 2013, 10:02 PM
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You know, this stuff makes me wish I could just get the whole world to make a circle and join hands, hold them up high so I can connect an electrode and electrocute them all with one big shock.

Just joking, but hey now at least you won't fall for that one, will you ?
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Old Jan 12, 2013, 04:48 AM
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I pleased to inform them I spent another sleepless night worrying. I guess the rowdy gang at the gig routine offered, will be ok.
Well since I was up worrying, I got out at 5:30am and did a wear test of my new weedeater string on a flat sheet metal plate. It didn't last long and the gas motor is not easy to automate. Pretty noisy, but oh well the test must go on.
I'm going to experiment with swaged metal balls on 8 inch 1/8 inch stainless steel aircraft control cable. If they can hold up to the sheet metal for a few weeks then I'll make a bunch of 'em.
They turn on automatically when I leave and off when I return.

I will play out the stupid noise war. All I had to do to start it is something they can't do, I guess.
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Old Jan 12, 2013, 05:21 AM
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Yea, I could give up on the airplanes and devote the rest of my life to being an obnoxious troublemaker. They seem to be the winners. Meek old me just gets the short end. A neighbor had threatened me with this because I didn't go along with his dope biz. If it had been no problem I could have turned my back.
I don't care if people smoke pot but I will say criminals do not run my life. Or ruin it and get away with it.
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Old Jan 12, 2013, 05:36 AM
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Inspiration to make some nice RQ-X's ? Aww heck now just make an offer.

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I was really only in it for the fun but can switch to a day job.
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Old Jan 12, 2013, 07:02 AM
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See, just as I thought. I ain't crazy.

Orincon Demos "Pot-buster" Technology To Detect Appalachia's "New Moonshine"
ORINCON Corp., the leading provider of innovative solutions and diversified intelligent systems technology for the information age, has announced that it will demonstrate with the West Virginia State Police this summer a new method for the automatic detection of marijuana crops using an aircraft-mounted sensor.

This represents a tremendous advance over current visual inspection methods.

Law enforcement typically relies on ground raids, which are prone to human limitations. ORINCON's spectral camera technology provides a much more thorough, rapid and cost-effective means of truncating the burgeoning marijuana trade, since it can identify crops which are often cultivated in dense forests, and other hard-to-reach areas.

Last summer the West Virginia State Police allowed ORINCON to test the ability of hyperspectral optical technology to locate crops of marijuana. Given the success of that test, ORINCON has been invited to participate in this summer's interdiction effort to further validate the technology and demonstrate a more advanced detection unit.

The tests will be conducted in an area of the country where the illegal cultivation of marijuana has exploded over the past few decades, eclipsing the region's traditional illegal commodity, "moonshine." Approximately 40 percent of the nation's marijuana plants come from West Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky, causing local, state and federal law enforcement agencies to proclaim this 65-county region the Appalachian High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area. The local marijuana is so high in THC (Tetra Hydro Cannabinol) content, the psychoactive substance, that it is being traded for cocaine and "crystal meth," which bring in societal problems associated with more urban areas.

Based on a Hyperspectral Sensor System, which ORINCON developed with Rancho Bernardo, Calif.-based Surface Optics Corporation, the new "pot-buster" camera can detect marijuana plants from an elevation of 5,000 feet, and from several hundred yards on the ground, against a backdrop of heavy vegetation. This sophisticated technology can even differentiate a marijuana plant from hemp, a similar, but legal plant used to make rope and clothing. This technology can also be used to detect environmental pollution.

"We have developed powerful software techniques and digitally enhanced high-resolution images to provide law enforcement officials and environmental agencies with an edge," said Dr. Dan Alspach, President and CEO of ORINCON. "This is a sophisticated, clever tool that has far-reaching uses. We plan to use our expertise in digital signal processing and data fusion to further enhance the capability of this system."

The Hyperspectral Sensor System works by breaking portions of the optical spectrum into as many as 30 unique colors at a rate of 30 times per second. First, the instrument quantifies the spectral energy in each image and then uses this to build a matched filter "tuned' to the specific target. For marijuana detection, the image is processed further to yield a clear feature identification of the illegal activity.

Preliminary tests indicate that the same techniques used for detecting local marijuana crops may also be appropriate for identifying coca, opium poppy fields, and various types of pollution, including oil spills and acid mine drainage. ORINCON plans to offer this technology through an imaging analysis service available to federal, state and local government agencies around the world.

About ORINCON:

ORINCON, founded in 1973, is the leading provider of innovative solutions and diversified intelligent systems technology for the information age. For over two decades, ORINCON has helped solve complex defense challenges by developing and enhancing systems and technologies involving signals, images, information and computers. The company's engineering expertise and diverse portfolio of expert capabilities and reusable software is widely recognized within the defense sector.

Company technologies include data fusion, data mining, database tools, expert systems, image processing, intelligent agents, Internet tools, neural networks, signal processing and SW development tools. These technologies are now being applied to new markets such as transportation, life sciences, machinery monitoring, e-commerce, and financial services, in addition to their traditional defense applications. The company is headquartered in San Diego, Calif.
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Old Jan 12, 2013, 08:02 AM
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Just make the stuff legal and save the taxpayer billions wasted on high tech crap that might work great but is overpriced or priced to fleece.

Everybody poops, should I believe your poop smells less and therefore worth more tax dollars?
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