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re: My family is struggling

Posted by DoctorTechnical on 8/15/26 at 7:32 pm to
We had radio equipment on the roof back in the Y2K era. Several times, I had to climb those 43(#?) levels of stairs when the janky elevator was out of service. It was not fun back then.

I am truly sorry for your loss.
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North Blvd
Drove it today out and back in from downtown to Airline.
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zero traffic
Suuuure... but let's talk about obscenely placed intersections with un-coordinated traffic lights.

Examples: Old BR General turn-in Peachtree right next to Acadian, Eugene to close to S. 22nd St, then N. Blvd at I-110.

Plus it's another EBR bumpy-arse road.

Bring back the old NASCAR-level Government Street run and let's get it on.
Pocahontas Mounds Rest Stop on Hwy 49 NW of Jackson, MS.

Historic area with a long-gone legacy BBQ restaurant? Sure
Crime-scene men's room?: Also yes.

Not sure if that was rust or blood or both. Everywhere.

re: Kinder's BBQ Sauce

Posted by DoctorTechnical on 7/25/26 at 9:08 pm to
Just FYI
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way better than most commercial products
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Kaulig Capital invested in Kinder’s in late 2022 through our partner, Blue Marlin Partners, a private equity firm based in Washington, DC.
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Kaulig Capital is a family office focused on opportunities in private equity
I wish them well.
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Walker Street
Thought that street sounded familiar. Castleberry Hill area. Home of tacky No Mas Mexican restaurant right down the road from the name-your-price shoe store in question.
The media coverage of the stunt focuses on them being right around the old Empire VHF-TV batwing antennas for Ch. 4 and 5; which long-ago have not been used. What is concerning is that to get there, they had to climb through -- if not right on top of -- the active master-FM antenna system. Some 20 NYC stations, roughly 5 to10 kilowatts of transmitter power each.

Pretty sure there may be some soft-tissue cookage. Think eyeballs, brain matter and certain things "down-there". Eww. Hope it was worth it.



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Share a good thing about your life
This site.
Jordanian IIRC. Who cares... the food is tasty and I miss it greatly when out of "Greek and Lebanese" BRtown.
Did it for a while.

Good: put #2 phone on a separate carrier and even separate platform. If you are in support (see username) it will help you support both.

Bad: having to carry two phones.

Insert "I still miss my Blackberry".
Curious why you have a pic of New York's 307 ft. high Kensico Dam posted.
From a lifetime of more than you can imagine, here are just three:



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re: Lights out

Posted by DoctorTechnical on 6/2/26 at 7:35 am to
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probably a drunk hit a pole and knocked it out.
More like a drunk tree...
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Jeff “Skunk” Baxter
Early 1980's at the big Natl Assn of Broadcasters (NAB) show in Vegas, which back then was still mostly attended by big-money and suit-wearing owners and salespeople*, I walked past Skunk. To my surprised "what are you doing here" question, he smiled and simply answered "just looking at cool stuff". Respected him ever since.

*jeans back then and still now for the low-on-the-ladder engineering folk like me.

re: i-10 and pecue

Posted by DoctorTechnical on 5/20/26 at 3:10 pm to
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distribution warehouse

LINK

Now let's ask what is the creepy windowless building being built just north of the tracks on Balis. Inquiring Southdowners want to know...
Also hit Coaltown Baptist Church in Purvis
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I've stood on the driveway where Ch 9's reporter was located tonight; back some 20 years ago it was the family home of a friend.
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Have you ever been to the corner of Brownfields and Cooper? I have

Did we wave at each other?
Exactly as you described it: older, working class, almost country neighborhood. I've stood on the driveway where Ch 9's reporter was located tonight; back some 20 years ago it was the family home of a friend. Sad all around.
Creative Cajun Cooking Swamp Dust in the condiment caddy. Nice!
Used to go by there several times a month when I worked in Pelham. Great folks who don't look at you funny when you order an Andygator with your lunch.