Wednesday, April 6, 2011

Brrr, snow flurries and slush return

o  Steps leading to/from 'heinous house' addressed Pleasant Street are breaking (and nearly straight-angled upslope from sidewalk).  Didn't dare to take large plastic peanut-butter container from Pleasant Street sidewalk, inner surface yet coated with its contents, and throw it in the creek for the aquatic wildlife but did place it and a drug-bottle in a plastic bag outside trash-strewn residence at Jackson Ave and Summer/Pleasant Streets intersection.
o  Below:  Striped 'caution' sign down in the snow beside Tun'a Creek at the Kennedy St bridge.


o  Small 'no trespassing, private parking' lot sign sprayed with gray paint alongside Boylston Street, below much larger 'PARKING' lettered sign.  Banana peels again seen in E Washington St bridge area, in street beside pedestrian crosswalk.  Capless, broken and sharp-edged small sidewalk pipes encountered south side W Washington Street and west side N Center Street.


o  Book still there at BAPL  --  took more notes from La Musique et le Ballet.  Word danse found throughout can be equated with term 'discrete' "...dans le sujet qui nous occupe...le sujet etait presque toujours mythologique ou historique....le maitre transmettait ces danses a ses disciples... dans...ouvrages, catalogue, decrit et decompose les danses antique...."(pp. 15-16).

Tuesday, April 5, 2011

1490 NewsBlog: 'Eisenhower' at Eldred WWII Museum

1490 NewsBlog: 'Eisenhower' at Eldred WWII Museum

Would it be easier to uncover the mucousal-artifact oracle-bead chronicle during the winter months, amid expansive ice and snow, to contain it for professional study and museum display?

Monday, April 4, 2011

Currently

A thunderstorm is active here in Tun'a Valley environs, with vehicular sirens sounding in the rain downpour.

1490 NewsBlog: Sisters Celebrate 150th Anniversary

1490 NewsBlog: Sisters Celebrate 150th Anniversary

Here they came, "serving the Erie Diocese", yesterday to St. Bernard's Church here in Bradford PA and celebrated a Mass.

Also, entry titled 'Father Packard to lead Masses' can be viewed at www.wesb.com and at wwwbradfordera.com other entry is titled 'Rev. Walter Packard Takes Over Reins of two Local Catholic Churches', "A priest from Fairview, near Erie..."  --  whereas a local priest with ties to Stuart FL must face criminal charges.

LocalNet - Troops fire on Yemen protest, 6 killed, 30 wounded

LocalNet - Troops fire on Yemen protest, 6 killed, 30 wounded

When I first found the mucousal-artifact oracle-bead chronicle in the 1960s, some (only some) of its content-imagery (e.g., mental-set of worldwide palm-trees) was mentally transmitted within some social settings. A supermarket called Sal's was initiated at Barbour Street address concurrent with UPB campus installation here in the Tun'a Valley. Many yet await more oracle-bead content-imagery to circulate from my living brain, and have not supported nor initiated a legal, formal archaeological investigation at actual oracle-bead site in Degolia PA just outside Bradford PA.

Sunday, April 3, 2011

A strong argument for forgery of copper 'codex' | Evangelical Textual Criticism

A strong argument for forgery of copper 'codex' | Evangelical Textual Criticism

'Alpha' as the Greek letter resembling the oracle-bead, and 'lambda' as a wavelength symbol, "both...simply represented, in each of the texts, by the shape..." (teepee?) can mean that an oracle-bead without human stewardship is merely a distraction observed from afar.

Saturday, April 2, 2011

pack and pics, cool and sunny, some snow yet lying

Brick sidewalk east side Pearl Street between Pleasant and School Streets disarrayed, pothole-like depression.  Large metal dumpster behind Bradford Era offices extended onto sidewalk, one hinge protruding nearly at eye level.  Lengthy cigarette drop Boylston Street;  empty beer bottle in grass near sidewalk extending beside Old City Hall to back parking lot area.


While walking northward alongside East Main Street, small amount of paper sewage seen lying around small sidewalk pipe near Eagles Club; street asphalt also cracking alongside curb and across roadway.  Brown beer bottle lying in lawn, Asbury Methodist Church addressed E Main St near Kendall Ave.  Leaning wooden electrical-line pole, E Main St near Tasta Pizza; brown beer-bottle in lawn near Valu Home Center premises, near 'St. Francis Drive' sign standing in grass.  Athletic shorts in middle E Main St near Beacon Light Behavioral Center; athletic shoe in grass near State Farm Insurance office; dangling wire from electrical-pole, extended into street near Woodlawn Avenue.



Moving along on foot into Foster Brook area, dead skunk alongside SmithWorth Company alongside E Main St at Bolivar Drive intersection; dead duck in roadway beside curb, bridge over waterstream flowing beside mini-mall across the road.  Broken brown beer-bottle in grass alongside roadway extending to WalMart; intact empty beer-bottle on berm, again beside WorthSmith not far from recently-dead skunk.  Covered, otherwise open hole between E Main St and car dealership.





A bare, pinkish bicycle-frame is again seen in the waters below the Mill Street bridge over Tun'a Creek, near ARG premises.  Graffiti remains as placed on traffic-overpass column alongside Mill St at Williams Street.


Nice walk, but some empty pill bottles lying in various locations.

Yesterday:  Bud Light (R) bottle between Dollar General and Hotel Holley, Davis Street; broken street-sign removed from Kennedy Street bridge area (lying in grass).  Antique store addressed Main Street (mid-block), moved from former corner Main at Congress Streets location, features the head-and extended-neck  of a young, black-haired wild boar mounted on a wood plaque, tuskless.