The job hunt has brought me to the lip of deadly contradiction. The same electro-mechanical manufacturer that supplies the wind turbine and solar industries also supplies the Military. It's like Philosophy was intentionally disposed of when George Washington divested himself from England. The Hoax that I'm pondering lately is related to America and what it stands for. If we repeat that this is the land of peace freedom and justice enough then maybe we'll forget that you'd be safer, more free, and better represented in Iceland. I read the upsetting tale of Anthony Graves yesterday and it really chilled my heart.
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Breakdown Dead Ahead
Heat Index: An index that combines air temperature and relative humidity in an
attempt to determine the human-perceived equivalent temperature.
Yesterday was a record 109 and it felt like 275. I had to take the key out of the van with a glove on my hand. Horrendous heat that made me feel like a lizard who had been run over in the street. I wanted to chop my own head off to cool my face in my blood.
Today it is a mere 104 and it feels like it is 113 degrees and I'm not sure that is even accurate as it doesn't take into account the radiation from the asphalt. Indescribable heat. Withering. I'm falling asleep in the library from abuse. Exhaustion has set in and only a visit from the police is missing before I sag into a collapse. But they have air conditioning at the mental institution so I'm not worried. It's like the cold in Alaska when my jeans actually froze and cracked because they had some sweat in the fabric. At that temp any moisture in the air becomes ice, ice fog they call it, and when you breath it you involuntarily cough because your lungs reject the frozen air. So people wear masks or grow beards that filter the moisture. Then your beard grows icicles that freeze together and you can't open your mouth. All within 2 minutes and it's amazing how quickly your brain becomes single purposed on survival. That is the kind of heat I'm dealing with here, the kind of heat that leads me to a parking lot where I'm pouring hose water over my body totally oblivious to the lines of children waiting to take their driving school lessons. A man doesn't think clearly in this kind of heat but I'm thinking clearly enough to have quit any manual labor for the rest of the summer. I'll slice chicken breasts with scissors on an industrial killing line before I lug boxes of nails to the attic of a $20 million renovation. I'm a pussy because this is Texas and the foremen and contractors don't hesitate to do what it takes to get the job done. Deadlines loom and they would do everything themselves if they had time. They don't hire you as a slave or to do work they can't or wouldn't do. No, they merely need help doing too many jobs. The heat isn't even a factor to a contractor on a $20 million gig. Steel beams could melt and sag and they would merely order more. They are not wimps. I am the wimp and I surrender before the war is lost. I'll fight another day but not for $6 an hour sweating blood onto concrete.
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Hot Hot Hot
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| Really, latitude doesn't matter anymore. Altitude is the only hope. Orgonite Help us! |
How can anyone look at this and think the temperatures aren't out of control? The problem is that fucks like the Koch family and Inhofe and the Heartland Institute cunts and the other people with their heads up their asses like Bush who said, "The science isn't settled" with such slimy betrayal...the problem is that THEY AREN'T RISKING ANYTHING (other than the future they will tentatively control with national guard brutality) We hit 108 degrees here today, a record high. La Paz, Mexico was a mere 97.
Monday, June 25, 2012
Recipe: Bake Oggy at 104 Degrees for 4 minutes or until crispy in middle
Weather for Austin, TX
![]() | 104°F | °C | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | |||||
| Clear | ||||||||||
| Humidity: 19% | 104° | 79° | 104° | 79° | 102° | 77° | 102° | 77° | ||
My brain is pudding...I'm starting to sound like I live in Austin.
I missed out on a $8000/month clinical trial. Bummer but maybe it's for the best. No career as a human lab rat.
Austin Energy owns more than 2,600 MW of total generation and operates three natural gas powered plants in the Austin area. We are also part owners of two power plants outside Austin, one powered by coal, the other by nuclear fuel.
| Decker Creek Power Station | |
| Constructed: 1967-78 | |
| Location: Northeast Austin | |
| Fuel: Natural gas, fuel oil as an alternative | |
| Output: 926 MW | |
| Sand Hill Energy Center | |
| Constructed: 2001-2004 | |
| Location: Dell Valle, Texas | |
| Fuel: Natural gas, combined cycle | |
| Output: 480 MW | |
| Fayette Power Project | |
| Constructed: 1979-1980 | |
| Location: La Grange, Texas | |
| Fuel: Coal | |
| Output: 600 MW | |
| Co-owned with the Lower Colorado River Authority | |
| South Texas Project | |
| Constructed: 1988-89 | |
| Location: Bay City, Texas | |
| Fuel: Nuclear | |
| Output: 400 MW | |
| Co-owner of 16 percent of two 1250 MW units | |
| Renewable Energy | |
| Source: Wind farms | |
| Location: West Texas | |
| Output: 439 MW | |
| Source: Methane from landfills | |
| Location: Austin, San Antonio | |
| Output: 13 MW | |
Orgonite Brings Rain
| 1969 Ford Econoline and 1974 Vespa Ciao |
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