How Many Is Too Many?
by Chuck Diaz I was born in 1937 and grew up as a kid in the 40’s. I grew up in South Central Los Angeles at a time when the city ended at 120th Street on the South and Western Avenue on the West. For those of you that aren’t familiar with Los Angeles, the land was unsettled from 120th to the port San Pedro, a distance of about 16 miles. During WWII, all those thousands of acres were filled with Barrage Balloons. I remember riding my bike to get as close as I could to one. On the East side...
DDT & EARTH DAY
Originally Written January 18, 2003 By C. Howard Diaz Ever since Paul Ehrlich’s “Population Bomb” and Rachel Carson’s “Silent Spring”, the socialists of the world have found environmentalism to be their flagship. Case in point, Mikhail Gorbachev, the self proclaimed “communist forever” heads the Green Cross with its HQ’s in San Francisco and Costa Rica. The extreme anti growth movement would love to make the famine happen that Ehrlich predicted...
The Oregon Petition Vs The Paris Agreement
PRESIDENT TRUMP, DON’T SIGN ON TO THE PARIS AGREEMENT!!! Global Warming is a HOAX May 27, 2017 (Comment: I wrote this back in 2004 in an effort to stop President Bush from signing the Kyoto Protocol. Things have not changed and everything here is still relevant. “I have not updated the signatures because I don’t have the time to do so. There were a few phonies found, but most of those were planted by the Green’s themselves. I hope you take away two things after viewing this. Have...
THE MYTH OF 10-6 AS A DEFINITION OF ACCEPTABLE RISK
Editor’s Note: There is always talk about parts per million and its use in describing risks. So many parts per million of this or that can harm us, kill us rtc. The following is for those serious in learning more about the science involved behind the use of one in a million as some kind of gauge in determining risk. It’s a serious read and I believe you will learn a lot. THE MYTH OF 10-6 AS A DEFINITION OF ACCEPTABLE RISK Kathryn A. Kelly, Dr. P.H. Nanette C. Cardon, M.S., M.L.I.S. September...
A LOGGER’S STORY
My name is Donald Walker Jr. For 30 years, I was an Oregon logger. I have been out of work since August 1989, when the company I worked for closed out its operation near Oakridge, where my wife and I live. Times have been pretty tough since then, though I think we have been luckier than many woodworkers. We still have our home where we raised our children. Many younger loggers, with small children at home, have lost everything as a result of the spotted owl controversy that has tied Congress in knots. Faith...
Science Learns Green Money Scheme
From the 1990’s and updated 2013 by Chuck Diaz It seems that the world of science has now taken up the same tactics used by the Greens to get you to dig into your pockets and send them some of your money. The Center for Science in the Public Interest is the organization that shocked the world with the news that popcorn popped in coconut oil can kill. Within a week of that announcement I received an envelope in the mail with “10 Foods You Should Never Eat” printed in bold across...
KBEE’S Chapter 1 – Arriving at Camp
by Suzanne Hauser and C Howard Diaz The 747 turned its nose down for its landing at Portland International. Heather pushed her tanned face up against the airplane window to get a better look at the land below. Never had she seen so much green, or so many trees. “Isn’t this going to be great?” she asked her classmate Jason who was sitting next to her. Her breath fogged up the window. “I’m so glad I was picked to go to Camp K-Bee. Aren’t you?” Jason, with his nose buried in his...
KBEE’S Chapter 2 – The Lodge Meeting
by Suzanne Hauser and C Howard Diaz When Heather arrived at the lodge, introductions were underway. Counselor Barry and the rest of the team were telling their background. Heather thought most of the counselors looked young, maybe only 17 or 20 years old. Their job consisted of looking out for the kids and making sure no one got into trouble. Then there were teachers from all over the world. Heather found a spot to sit next to Jason. “I thought we were getting away from teachers,”...
KBEE’s Chapter 3 – Learning More
by Suzanne Hauser and C Howard Diaz The next few days were a little better and brought a series of adventures. The kids were broken into small groups by tent number. Heather’s tent was paired with Jason’s. These groups were set to a series of challenges. They explored various rocks and plants, learning their names and variety. They then had to close their eyes and tell what item they held by touch alone. They played a game the counselor called, ‘tree hug’ where one child...
KBEE’S Chapter 4 – The Lumber Mill
by Suzanne Hauser and C Howard Diaz The next day the children boarded the bus for a trip to the mill. Heather didn’t want to join them, but camp rules kept her from staying behind. Her dislike for Jonny grew, even though they did not find the compass in Jonny’s things. The mill turned out to be an awesome place. It really was a huge wood factory like Counselor Barry had said, Heather thought. It had it’s own lake where they kept the cut down trees until they could be milled or...
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