The Shemitah Unraveled: What 2015-2016 Could Bring

Things are getting bad at an exponential rate.

Just like birth pains do when delivery time approaches.

This President might be foolish enough to attack Israel?

If not Barak; then one in the future will.

Zechariah 12:9
For on that day I will begin to destroy all the nations that come against Jerusalem. ... all the powers of darkness that fought against God's kingdom among men.

At least THIS fella was not radical like the new guy!

AMEN!!! AMEN!!! AMEN!!

I don’t know who that is.

Amen! :-)

I think ALL computers have switching regulators in them and the dirtiness of the electrical waveform wouldn't faze them a bit.

Not true. Brown power murders computers.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-religion/3316893/posts?page=137#137

Thanks, johngrace!

Laz,

What is the rest of your question; you said “why”

Has it anything to do with johngrace’s dreams?

“In the world you will have tribulation; but be of good cheer, I have overcome the world.” ~Jesus (John 16:33)

The famous Star Hustler: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Horkheimer

"Keep Looking Up" was my life's admonition...

Apparently not all of them... http://superuser.com/questions/113113/why-are-brownouts-so-harmful

A brownout is an undervoltage condition, when the AC supply drops below the nominal value by about 10% (Nominal meaning 110-120 or 220-240 in most places). So in the US a brownout might be defined as the AC voltage dropping below 99V. The Intel specification for ATX power supplies specifies that voltages between 90 and 135, and 180 and 265 should allow correct power supply operation (section 3.1), so the power supply will still run normally even when a noticeable brownout occurs.

Some people also include very brief power dropouts (under 30mS, or about 2 AC cycles) as brownouts, as incandescent bulbs will briefly, but visibly, dim during that time similar to a real undervoltage condition.

In either case, Intel defines them as undervoltage conditions, and discusses what requirements an ATX power supply has to follow under such conditions in section 3.1.3 of Intel's ATX12V Power Supply Design Guide

The power supply shall contain protection circuitry such that the application of an input voltage below the minimum specified in Section 3.1, Table 1, shall not cause damage to the power supply.

Typically power supplies have an input section composed of a bunch of interesting circuitry that, at the end of the day, provides about 308 VAC to a transformer, which then powers the regulation and conditioning circuitry. This circuitry actually forms the major basis of the regulation circuitry, and if you are using less than the full wattage of the power supply may be able to manage with significant undervoltage conditions without falling out of regulation on the output side.

When a brownout occurs, the powersupply will attempt to deliver the rated current for as long as it can (based on the incoming voltage and current) and if it cannot maintain regulation it'll deassert the Power Good signal going to the motherboard. The motherboard is responsible for deasserting the power on signal going to the supply, and if it does so in time, then the supply will drop all its output and turn off.

I also think it’s going to start as a financial ‘crisis’. This will be intentional and will usher in the ‘cashless’ society and from thence the mark of the beast.

I operate on cash only. Once the cashless society is ushered in I’ll be living in the woods with some like minded folks. For how long only God knows...

Has it anything to do with johngrace’s dreams?

If it has anything to do with Lazamataz's dreams; they might get tossed off of FR's RF area!

Apparently not all of them...

From your ref: "[...]and if it does so in time [...]"

...Which it won't... I fix em for a living, and live in a place where brown power and surges are plentiful - Simply attaching a UPS will extend the life of a machine by a lot here - especially out of town, and very especially off-grid... And I get them all the time across my bench and into the scrap pile when they ain't (att'd/UPS).

Laptops do better, because the in-built battery does the same thing a UPS does - It's a slush-bucket that absorbs browns and surges - At least to a degree.

^then also the one dream about A conference room where everyone is talking in a VIP room in a bunker in the Virginia mountains. One guy gets up says If it is all over then I am going home to family. He walks out to parking lot then I walk with him. As we approach the cars in the parking lot to leave we hear the sirens begin to go off. Then we hear a rumbling like a distant earthquake. We look and see the famous mushroom cloud in between two mountain. I think D.C.(?) This dream I had every ten years since the age of ten. I just had it recently then I realized after waking up it is the same recurring dream.

I am so screwed.

In my dreams, I am so screwed.

I’m on a laptop. Have been for years.

My power is very flakey.

No problems (yet!)

Hear the thunder of his voice. Fell the power of the glow.

And be divided.

Give your body over to Atom my friends.

Hold my bottle of Rad-X, I’m going in...