Dr.Piepgrass

Here is a (broken) thread of emails between Oregon Board of Medical Licencing. Again it came to me i saw people dressed as doctors in doctors offices or hospitals who were not doctors. For some reason OBM first said no then changed their mind after i forwarded them an old email where they said yes. But that was several years ago when there was still some reason left in All Oregon.

I write this here today because i suddenly realized what might be the most important part of my problems. Health problems that is.

That spring after i got health insurance from Epson i went to see a doctor in Beaverton, in an office across the street from Key Bank. Dr.Piepgrass. I was attracted by the name for some reason when i was searching in the phone book. My complain was heartburn and shortness of breath. Dr.Piepgrass who was looking a lot like Tom Hanks though i didn't know at the time sent me for a barium exam. It was in the doctors' offices called the Commons, across the street from Target on Greenburg Blvd. in Beaverton.

There something really strange happened. A tall technician came and said something about hietal hernia. It was the first time i heard about. Then he strapped me to a rotating table and gave me to drink not barium but what he said it was flavored baking soda crystals mixed with water. According to him they were supposed to react with the acid in my stomach, create lots of carbon dioxide, inflate my stomach so he can see it better. After i drank that he turned me upside down with that table.

Weeks later i spoke on the phone with then my friend Veronica Mart, "the woman in Salem" as pastor John Day once said. (A pastor from Texas). The woman in Salem told me on the phone that if i already went to Mt.Hood i should go one day to Mt.St.Helens as well. Minutes later i had a feeling i do not hear well with my right ear. So i went in the bathroom, took a cotton swab and checked and i saw i had a wax plug covering completely my right year. I might had have it for years, from Romania. So i went to another doctor and she pulled it with some tweezers and came out relatively easy. (The guy upstairs drive me nuts, it's one AM and he keeps walking in the room, not going to bathroom, just between living and dining and back right away).

Immediately after i started feeling sick. Not able to sleep, in a few days i quit the work at Epson. Don't know how it lasted until i ended up in the hospital. More about here

http://georgesblogforfriends.blogspot.com/2012/11/shawn-parker.html

The point is the procedure with the baking soda crystals and being turned upside down might had increased my hietal hernia. For those who don't know hietal hernia is enlargement of the diaphragm that among other things opens more easily the valve between esophagus and stomach and among other things lets Hydrochloric acid vapors from stomach into the esophagus and though some might get into the lungs, some might escape from your mouth, create a weird, sour smell for others but also create a conduit in the air that... electrostatically attracts positively charged dust, since persons are electrostatically charged negative. So it basically turns you into a dust vacuum. If there is statically positively charged dust in the air, it will selectively affect only you and no other people. Of course on long term the lungs are affected. Of course it gets worse when you get mad and stuff. Like some person in the apartment above you, using some thermal imaging device or some other method tracks you and walks on top of you getting you mad and also releasing dust from the ceiling. Also people next door hitting the ball to the wooden floor, a similar effect. Dust you attract gets into your lungs and stomac and depending what it is gives you all kinda of short and long term health problems. (More steps upstairs, fifteen minutes later). Nowadays i take antibiotics for about o month, and when i thought it was over, yesterday and the day before there was again lots of dust in the apartment and today i woke up with back pain and pain in the pancreas and bile area.

But the problem might have been created about one year earlier, during a visit to my then friend Julian Mart in Salem after the Electronic Specialty episode i wrote about here.

http://georgesblogforfriends.blogspot.com/2012/02/electronic-specialty.html

After several days of inhaling 1,1,1 Triclhoroethane aka methyl chloroform

That night i remember i was very euphoric, there was black ice on the freeway all the way from Portland to Salem but i did not want to miss Julian's invitation, they had over visiting them Cleo, a friend of them, who was looking like Estee Lauder and probably his husband George, the guy who was looking like Carlos Santana.

ON 15 it is Julian's birthday and Hungary's national day. For some reason i always thought Tom Hanks was half Hungarian, maybe because he looks so much like Tony Curtis who was Hungarian.

Julian Mart is here in a picture when he came back into the US via Poland after "being deported".

http://georgesblogforfriends.blogspot.com/2013/07/old-pictures-from-year-2000.html

One more thing. In September 95 i lived for about a months at the Mart's in Dallas, Oregon. There i met Cleo for the first time. (It might not have been the first time, she might have been also "doamna Aramă, the mother of a High School class mate who was looking like Ronald Lauder). After Veronica yelled at me several but only while driving alone with me in her car i decided to move somewhere else to another Romanian guy (there are many other stories) in Portland. Suddenly one night i told them i was living. But just before that guy picked us up from there Julian insisted i saw the movie Forrest Gump from a tape he had.

And one more thing. When i was about eight years old my father bought a small transistor radio which had a headphone. Though it seems to me weird these days, i was allowed to play with that radio freely and i opened it and adjusted those ferite coils many times).

From: Joan Stieger <joan.stieger@state.or.us>
Date: Fri, Feb 17, 2017 at 3:40 PM
Subject: RE: Picture of a licensee
To: "george.ion.email@gmail.com" <george.ion.email@gmail.com>
Cc: Josh Paul <josh.paul@state.or.us>

Mr. Ion,

Your request for pictures of licensees was forwarded to me.  I have verified that pictures are public record and would be available for a fee.  That fee depends on what all you want.

In your email that you had sent Randy Day 4 years ago, Randy had let you know that the photographs that we have are usually passport size and quality.  We also received them when they applied for licensure.  Depending on when they were licensed, many years may have passed.  Also, the image that you would receive would be from a copy machine thus the quality would be further degraded.

Your original request from a couple of years ago had a list of 13 licensees that you were interested in.  Could you please confirm which doctors you want a picture of?

Once we have that list, we will need to request those files from archives in Salem.  That could take up to 6 weeks to receive them.  When the files are delivered to our office, we will gather the photographs, redacting any confidential portions of the record.  At this point, you can either personally inspect them or we can prepare them for copying.  This portion of the process will cost $20.00 each.  If you want us to make copies of the photos, there will be an additional charge of $5.20 each.  I have attached our request form for licensee file information along with the fee schedule.

Please let me know if you have any further questions.

Joan Stieger
Accounting Supervisor

Oregon Medical Board, Agency 847
1500 SW First Avenue, Suite 620
Portland, OR  97201-5847
Phone: 971-673-2690Fax: 971-673-2670

www.oregon.gov/omb

joan.stieger@state.or.us

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From: George Ion [mailto:george.ion.email@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, February 13, 2017 11:27 AM
To: OMB Info <omb.info@bme.state.or.us>
Subject: Picture of a licensee

Can i get from you pictures of licensees for a fee if it's public record?

George Ion

Tualatin, Oregon.

From: George Ion <george.ion.email@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, Feb 13, 2017 at 1:48 PM
Subject: Fwd: dr.Hannes Sigurtsson
To: omb.info@state.or.us

Randy Day was not with OMB?

You don't offer this service anymore?

George Ion.

Pictures of licensees are not something that is available from the Oregon Medical Board.

Have a great day.

Joshua Paul

Public Information Specialist

Oregon Medical Board

1500 SW 1st Avenue Suite 620

Portland, OR  97201-5847

Phone: 971-673-2700

Fax: 971-673-2670

How are we doing? Please complete our Customer Satisfaction Survey at www.surveymonkey.com/s/OMBsatisfaction.  Your opinion matters!

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On Wed, Jan 23, 2013 at 8:36 AM, Randy Day <randy.day@state.or.us> wrote:

The only photos we have are those submitted at the time of application. These are “passport” size and quality. Given the passage of time the usefulness of the photos is questionable.

To answer your question, these photographs are public record and are available for a fee. The average cost would be $25 to $50 depending whether we have then here or in the state archives. You should also be aware the image you would receive would be from a copy machine and not a duplicate photograph. As such, the quality would be further degraded.

Randy H. Day Complaint Resource Officer Oregon Medical Board 1500 SW First Ave. Suite 620 Portland, OR 97201

Phone - 971-673-2702 FAX - 971-673-2669

Data Classification Level 2 - Limited

randy.day@state.or.us 
www.oregon.gov/omb

This e-mail is intended for the named recipient only and may not be read, copied, discussed, or distributed by anyone except the named recipient or the agent or employee of the named recipient action upon the named recipient’s directions. The named recipient is responsible for the confidentiality of the message. Notify the sender should any part of the following document(s) fail to transmit correctly. Please  destroy incorrectly transmitted documents immediately.

OUR MISSION: To protect the health, safety, and wellbeing of Oregonians by regulating the practice of medicine in a manner that promotes access to quality care.

From: George Ion [mailto:george.ion.email@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2013 8:16 PM
To: Randy Day
Subject: Re: dr.Hannes Sigurtsson

The main purpose of my email was about the need to properly identify doctors. The only way to to this is if you posted on your online database their pictures, lilke in social networks. If not, maybe they are avaiable for a fee?

On Tue, Jan 22, 2013 at 4:32 PM, Randy Day <randy.day@state.or.us> wrote:

The information that you find on our web page is all that is available except for some older malpractice claims. To get a written report about a doctor, the cost is $10.00 for each physician. Again, all you will get from these reports is older malpractice claims, if any.

I have attached an information request form if you need it.

Randy H. Day
Complaint Resource Officer
Oregon Medical Board
1500 SW First Ave. Suite 620
Portland, OR 97201

Phone - 971-673-2702
FAX - 971-673-2669

Data Classification Level 2 - Limited

randy.day@state.or.us 
www.oregon.gov/omb

This e-mail is intended for the named recipient only and may not be read, copied, discussed, or distributed by anyone except the named recipient or the agent or employee of the named recipient action upon the named recipient’s directions. The named recipient is responsible for the confidentiality of the message. Notify the sender should any part of the following document(s) fail to transmit correctly. Please destroy incorrectly transmitted documents immediately.

OUR MISSION: To protect the health, safety, and wellbeing of Oregonians by regulating the practice of medicine in a manner that promotes access to quality care.

From: George Ion [mailto:george.ion.email@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2013 12:51 PM
To: Randy Day
Subject: Fwd: dr.Hannes Sigurtsson

And most important, if you have a photo of dr.Sigurtsson on file and in general photos of all the doctors listed bellow.

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: George Ion <george.ion.email@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, Jan 22, 2013 at 12:37 PM
Subject: Fwd: dr.Hannes Sigurtson
To: Randy Day <randy.day@state.or.us>


I apologize, for the last two i mistook names

Rana, Hiren Thakorbhai MD, MD14344
Rana, Vandana Hiren MD MD15791

In addition, there's one more
Douglas, Daniel Ray MD MD18403

Here'e the list updated
Bertani    Emily Danielle MD MD152933
Bindal    Vandana Niraj MD MD23239
Boboia    Dorina S MD MD14590
Collier    Jeanine Shannon-Allison MD MD21368
Douglas, Daniel Ray MD MD18403   
Erickson    Kenneth Reed MD MD13119
Eusterman    Joseph Huntimer MD MD06417
Gilligan    John French MD MD20074
Parent    Joseph Adrien Jr. MD MD08183
Patil    Ravindra Ramdas MD MD21026
Piepgrass    Sterling Robin MD MD12092
Rana    Hiren Thakorbhai MD    MD14344
Rana    Vandana Hiren MD MD15791   

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: George Ion <george.ion.email@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, Jan 22, 2013 at 12:11 PM
Subject: Re: dr.Hannes Sigurtson
To: Randy Day <randy.day@state.or.us>


Don't know if you noticed, on the attached document he printed his name with a t not d. Please send me any printed document related to him that you can send me for free or for a fee. I reattached the "court order" here. This would not be the first case of mistaken or stolen ID or doctors practicing without license or under fake ID in the State of Oregon. I remember of dr.Patil. By the way, the dr. who treated my wife after her surgery in 2004 at Providence was also named Patil.

Please send me the same printed documents, copies of license or any document i am entitled to ask for free or for a free for the following doctors.

Patil, Ravindra Ramdas MD MD21026
Boboia, Dorina S MD MD14590
Gilligan, John French MD MD20074
Bertani, Emily Danielle MD MD152933
Piepgrass, Sterling Robin MD MD12092
Parent, Joseph Adrien Jr. MD MD08183
Erickson, Kenneth Reed MD MD13119
Eusterman, Joseph Huntimer MD MD06417
Bindal, Vandana Niraj MD MD23239
Collier, Jeanine Shannon-Allison MD MD21368
Hiren, Vandana, Doctor's Express, Boones Ferry, Lake Oswego,
Hiren, Rana, ex-Woodland Park Hospital

The last two i cannot find right now in your database, although i could yesterday.



Gheorghe Ion
47 Eagle Crest dr#10
Lake Oswego, OR, 97035

On Tue, Jan 22, 2013 at 8:17 AM, Randy Day <randy.day@state.or.us> wrote:

At the time of your treatment, Hannes Jon Sigurdur Sigurdsson, MD23721, was licensed to practice in Oregon. He has since returned to Iceland.

Randy H. Day
Complaint Resource Officer
Oregon Medical Board
1500 SW First Ave. Suite 620
Portland, OR 97201

Phone - 971-673-2702
FAX - 971-673-2669

Data Classification Level 2 - Limited

randy.day@state.or.us 
www.oregon.gov/omb

This e-mail is intended for the named recipient only and may not be read, copied, discussed, or distributed by anyone except the named recipient or the agent or employee of the named recipient action upon the named recipient’s directions. The named recipient is responsible for the confidentiality of the message. Notify the sender should any part of the following document(s) fail to transmit correctly. Please destroy incorrectly transmitted documents immediately.

OUR MISSION: To protect the health, safety, and wellbeing of Oregonians by regulating the practice of medicine in a manner that promotes access to quality care.

From: OMB Info
Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2013 8:11 AM
To: Randy Day
Subject: dr.Hannes Sigurtson

In September 2004 while i was in hospital at Providence St.Vincent in Barnes Rd, Portland, i have been treated by a dr.Sigurtson. I attach hear a court order signed by him with his name printed underneath the signature. He disappeared after issuing this document and was replaced by another doctor while i was still in there.

I have a suspicion he was not a real doctor, nor licensed to practice medicine in the State of Oregon. Please advise.

George Ion
47 Eagle Crest dr.#10
Lake Oswego, OR, 97035

Truth About Wrestling

(I originally posted this on g+ about hour ago (last edit time) and it disappeared. I mean i can see it on my computer when i'm signed in but can't on the other computer where i'm not. I doubled the post, it showed briefly on the other computer then it disappeared again. So i finally pasted it here as a blog post to see what happens.)

Talking about Chyna and wrestling. Anybody wants to know which is the main trick in the so called wrestling which is actually an entirely staged carefully scripted circus act?

The main trick is the floor. The floor is a trampoline either on shock absorbers or pneumatic jacks, the sort they used until about 10 years ago a lot in lowriders. https://www.google.com/search?q=lowrider&source=lnms&tbm=vid

Do yourself an experiment. Go to your car and push the hood or fender down using your hand near the headlights or taillights. You will see you can push the car down several inches. When you release it you will see it will come back in a controlled way, without much oscillation, which is absorbed by of course the shock absorbers installed inside the 4 springs next to each wheel. Actually the shock absorbers are cylinders filled with a gas that passes through a valve which opens wide when your car hits a bump then closes and won't let the car oscilate too much on the springs because that would create discomfort. If your car didn't have shock absorbers and be only on springs you would jump on your sit all the time like popcorn in the popcorn machine.

https://www.google.com/search?q=shock+absorbers+suspension&source=lnms&tbm=isch

Lowriders are cars with modified suspension which have compressed air hooked to the shock absorbers or air cylinders installed near those. One can control how much air goes into those and raise or lower each corner of the car separately. Close to this concept is active suspension in luxury cars which actually moves the wheels up and down in the same way but following the street's irregularities measured with a sensor ensuring a very smooth ride.

The same with the "wrestling" floor. The floor is like a trampoline with springs and shock absorbers like your car though with valves that can be controlled. Normally when they walk and "fight" looks stiff. But when they throw themselves the floor it moves down like any car if you pressed it down normalizing the G forces to acceptable levels. The simpler versions are passive that is they only have car's shock absorbers and move up and down a couple of times when they throw themselves to the ground like any car when pushed down. The more sophisticated floors could be computer controlled like in an active car suspensions and will first follow than springing back up to normal level only once, without any oscillation.

Normally is really hard to see, it happens very fast and the synchronized downward motion of the floor is covered by the ever moving ropes of the fighting ring. But if they would throw themselves on a solid floor the way it is suggested they would probably stay there and not able to get up without a stretcher, then wear whole body casts for the next few months.

Here is an example with the floor moving up and down a couple of times with of course Chyna a few months before her disappearance.

In wrestling you never see a bruise on their body. Even after they punch each other in the face like ten times in a fight. Because they don't even touch the other when they "punch" them pretty much like in semi-contact martial arts. And the guy who's hit simulate a well synched response motion.

I'm not saying it's easy or anybody could do it. But it's not what they pretend it is.

Click on the link for the minute 3 second 3 of the video. If you wanna play it again and again keep hitting the refresh button on your browser that looks like a curved arrow.

https://youtu.be/pw8g7DABJz0?t=3m3s

Oregon Medical Board of Licensing Inquiry II

OMB changed their mind they just sent me an email

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Joan Stieger <joan.stieger@state.or.us>
Date: Fri, Feb 17, 2017 at 3:40 PM
Subject: RE: Picture of a licensee
To: "george.ion.email@gmail.com" <george.ion.email@gmail.com>
Cc: Josh Paul <josh.paul@state.or.us>

Mr. Ion,

Your request for pictures of licensees was forwarded to me.  I have verified that pictures are public record and would be available for a fee.  That fee depends on what all you want.

In your email that you had sent Randy Day 4 years ago, Randy had let you know that the photographs that we have are usually passport size and quality.  We also received them when they applied for licensure.  Depending on when they were licensed, many years may have passed.  Also, the image that you would receive would be from a copy machine thus the quality would be further degraded.

Your original request from a couple of years ago had a list of 13 licensees that you were interested in.  Could you please confirm which doctors you want a picture of?

Once we have that list, we will need to request those files from archives in Salem.  That could take up to 6 weeks to receive them.  When the files are delivered to our office, we will gather the photographs, redacting any confidential portions of the record.  At this point, you can either personally inspect them or we can prepare them for copying.  This portion of the process will cost $20.00 each.  If you want us to make copies of the photos, there will be an additional charge of $5.20 each.  I have attached our request form for licensee file information along with the fee schedule.

Please let me know if you have any further questions.

Joan Stieger
Accounting Supervisor

Oregon Medical Board, Agency 847
1500 SW First Avenue, Suite 620
Portland, OR  97201-5847
Phone: 971-673-2690
Fax: 971-673-2670

www.oregon.gov/omb

joan.stieger@state.or.us

Your opinion matters!  Did the OMB provide good customer service? 

Yes: https://omb.oregon.gov/Survey?Who=Gen&Process=Gen&GoodService=Yes

No: https://omb.oregon.gov/Survey?Who=Gen&Process=Gen&GoodService=No

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OUR MISSION: To protect the health, safety, and wellbeing of Oregon citizens by regulating the practice of medicine in a manner that promotes access to quality care.

This e-mail is intended for the named recipient only and may not be read, copied, discussed, or distributed by anyone except the named recipient or the agent or employee of the named recipient upon the named recipient's directions.  The named recipient is responsible for the confidentiality of the message.  Please notify the sender should any part of the following document(s) fail to transmit correctly.  Please destroy incorrectly transmitted documents immediately.

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From: George Ion [mailto:george.ion.email@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, February 13, 2017 11:27 AM
To: OMB Info <omb.info@bme.state.or.us>
Subject: Picture of a licensee

Can i get from you pictures of licensees for a fee if it's public record?

George Ion

Tualatin, Oregon.

Oregon Medical Board of Licensing Inquiry

Here is a thread of emails i started in 2013. Back then i was inquiring about the possibility of verifying the identiy of doctors i'm seing with help of pictures from their files with Oregon Medical Board of Licensing, which is a state entity that grants doctors lincenses to practice in Oregon. In the initial application they must submit a picture. Here is the answers i got back then and again yesterday. My last email since yesterday 1:48 PM was not answered anymore. Randy Day, was at least until 2015, Complaint Resources Officer with OMB, according to this minute.

http://www.oregon.gov/omb/MeetingMinutes/July%209%20-%2010,%202015.pdf

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: George Ion <george.ion.email@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, Feb 13, 2017 at 1:48 PM
Subject: Fwd: dr.Hannes Sigurtsson
To: omb.info@state.or.us

Randy Day was not with OMB?

You don't offer this service anymore?

George Ion.

Pictures of licensees are not something that is available from the Oregon Medical Board.

Have a great day.

Joshua Paul

Public Information Specialist

Oregon Medical Board

1500 SW 1st Avenue Suite 620

Portland, OR  97201-5847

Phone: 971-673-2700

Fax: 971-673-2670

How are we doing? Please complete our Customer Satisfaction Survey at www.surveymonkey.com/s/OMBsatisfaction.  Your opinion matters!

Data Classification Level 2 - Limited

On Wed, Jan 23, 2013 at 8:36 AM, Randy Day <randy.day@state.or.us> wrote:

The only photos we have are those submitted at the time of application. These are “passport” size and quality. Given the passage of time the usefulness of the photos is questionable.

To answer your question, these photographs are public record and are available for a fee. The average cost would be $25 to $50 depending whether we have then here or in the state archives. You should also be aware the image you would receive would be from a copy machine and not a duplicate photograph. As such, the quality would be further degraded.

Randy H. Day
Complaint Resource Officer
Oregon Medical Board
1500 SW First Ave. Suite 620
Portland, OR 97201

Phone - 971-673-2702
FAX - 971-673-2669

Data Classification Level 2 - Limited

randy.day@state.or.us
www.oregon.gov/omb

 

This e-mail is intended for the named recipient only and may not be read, copied, discussed, or distributed by anyone except the named recipient or the agent or employee of the named recipient action upon the named recipient’s directions. The named recipient is responsible for the confidentiality of the message. Notify the sender should any part of the following document(s) fail to transmit correctly. Please destroy incorrectly transmitted documents immediately.

OUR MISSION: To protect the health, safety, and wellbeing of Oregonians by regulating the practice of medicine in a manner that promotes access to quality care.

From: George Ion [mailto:george.ion.email@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2013 8:16 PM
To: Randy Day
Subject: Re: dr.Hannes Sigurtsson

The main purpose of my email was about the need to properly identify doctors. The only way to to this is if you posted on your online database their pictures, lilke in social networks. If not, maybe they are avaiable for a fee?

On Tue, Jan 22, 2013 at 4:32 PM, Randy Day <randy.day@state.or.us> wrote:

The information that you find on our web page is all that is available except for some older malpractice claims. To get a written report about a doctor, the cost is $10.00 for each physician. Again, all you will get from these reports is older malpractice claims, if any.

I have attached an information request form if you need it.

Randy H. Day
Complaint Resource Officer
Oregon Medical Board
1500 SW First Ave. Suite 620
Portland, OR 97201

Phone - 971-673-2702
FAX - 971-673-2669

Data Classification Level 2 - Limited

randy.day@state.or.us
www.oregon.gov/omb

 

This e-mail is intended for the named recipient only and may not be read, copied, discussed, or distributed by anyone except the named recipient or the agent or employee of the named recipient action upon the named recipient’s directions. The named recipient is responsible for the confidentiality of the message. Notify the sender should any part of the following document(s) fail to transmit correctly. Please destroy incorrectly transmitted documents immediately.

OUR MISSION: To protect the health, safety, and wellbeing of Oregonians by regulating the practice of medicine in a manner that promotes access to quality care.

From: George Ion [mailto:george.ion.email@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2013 12:51 PM
To: Randy Day
Subject: Fwd: dr.Hannes Sigurtsson

And most important, if you have a photo of dr.Sigurtsson on file and in general photos of all the doctors listed bellow.

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: George Ion <george.ion.email@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, Jan 22, 2013 at 12:37 PM
Subject: Fwd: dr.Hannes Sigurtson
To: Randy Day <randy.day@state.or.us>


I apologize, for the last two i mistook names

Rana, Hiren Thakorbhai MD, MD14344
Rana, Vandana Hiren MD MD15791

In addition, there's one more
Douglas, Daniel Ray MD MD18403

Here'e the list updated
Bertani    Emily Danielle MD MD152933   
Bindal    Vandana Niraj MD MD23239   
Boboia    Dorina S MD MD14590   
Collier    Jeanine Shannon-Allison MD MD21368   
Douglas, Daniel Ray MD MD18403       
Erickson    Kenneth Reed MD MD13119   
Eusterman    Joseph Huntimer MD MD06417   
Gilligan    John French MD MD20074   
Parent    Joseph Adrien Jr. MD MD08183   
Patil    Ravindra Ramdas MD MD21026   
Piepgrass    Sterling Robin MD MD12092   
Rana    Hiren Thakorbhai MD    MD14344
Rana    Vandana Hiren MD MD15791   

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: George Ion <george.ion.email@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, Jan 22, 2013 at 12:11 PM
Subject: Re: dr.Hannes Sigurtson
To: Randy Day <randy.day@state.or.us>


Don't know if you noticed, on the attached document he printed his name with a t not d. Please send me any printed document related to him that you can send me for free or for a fee. I reattached the "court order" here. This would not be the first case of mistaken or stolen ID or doctors practicing without license or under fake ID in the State of Oregon. I remember of dr.Patil. By the way, the dr. who treated my wife after her surgery in 2004 at Providence was also named Patil.

Please send me the same printed documents, copies of license or any document i am entitled to ask for free or for a free for the following doctors.

Patil, Ravindra Ramdas MD MD21026
Boboia, Dorina S MD MD14590
Gilligan, John French MD MD20074
Bertani, Emily Danielle MD MD152933
Piepgrass, Sterling Robin MD MD12092
Parent, Joseph Adrien Jr. MD MD08183
Erickson, Kenneth Reed MD MD13119
Eusterman, Joseph Huntimer MD MD06417
Bindal, Vandana Niraj MD MD23239
Collier, Jeanine Shannon-Allison MD MD21368
Hiren, Vandana, Doctor's Express, Boones Ferry, Lake Oswego,
Hiren, Rana, ex-Woodland Park Hospital

The last two i cannot find right now in your database, although i could yesterday.



Gheorghe Ion
47 Eagle Crest dr#10
Lake Oswego, OR, 97035

On Tue, Jan 22, 2013 at 8:17 AM, Randy Day <randy.day@state.or.us> wrote:

At the time of your treatment, Hannes Jon Sigurdur Sigurdsson, MD23721, was licensed to practice in Oregon. He has since returned to Iceland.

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Subject: dr.Hannes Sigurtson

In September 2004 while i was in hospital at Providence St.Vincent in Barnes Rd, Portland, i have been treated by a dr.Sigurtson. I attach hear a court order signed by him with his name printed underneath the signature. He disappeared after issuing this document and was replaced by another doctor while i was still in there.

I have a suspicion he was not a real doctor, nor licensed to practice medicine in the State of Oregon. Please advise.

George Ion
47 Eagle Crest dr.#10
Lake Oswego, OR, 97035

De Descriptio Moldaviae

Acum îmi amintesc. Ca tot românul undeva prin liceu am încercat să citesc Descriptio Moldaviae. Și înainte de a căuta textul pe net mă blamam că de ce nu am citit-o până acum, aproape că mă înjuram în gând pentru asta fiindcă acolo trebuie să fie multe chestii care ar ajuta la rezolvarea problemelor noastre de azi. Și am căutat repede și am găsit textul integral pe Wikisource în latină. Ok. Latina s-a scos din școală am impresia că exact în anul când trebuia să încep eu s-o învăț într-a 6-a. 73? Așa că am încercat la mișto google translate dar nu am sperat să iasă ceva în română și fiindcă știam că google translate merge bine de exemplu din engleză în franceză, am încercat din latină întâi în italiană și a ieșit varză, apoi în franceză și a ieșit ceva mai bine iar în română chiar nica.

Când am început să citesc traducerea domnului Google din latină în franceză și am început să găsesc cuvinte latine netraduse (adiacentesquae sau ceva de genul - cum poate fi ceva "învecinat într-un fel anume") am renunțat și am căutat vreo traducere în română făcută de un uman. Și am găsit una dar de la 1800 toamna asta într-o română atât de obositoare încât m-a luat (iar) durerea de cap după jumătate de pagină. Și atunci mi-am amintit de ce nu am citit-o la timpul ei sau al meu. Pentru că e imposibil de citit în acea română. Dar în aventura mea de jumătate de oră am găsit o mențiune că la un moment dat a fost tradusă în englizește. Ok am zis engleza de la 1800 nu e mult diferită față de cea de acum și am căutat. Și ce credeți că am găsit. Pagina faimosului ICR din New York, ăia cu expoziția cu măgărușul cu zvastica. Și acolo este dați-vă seama, un întreg capitol în engleză. http://icr.ro/pagini/descriptio-moldaviae-description-of-moldavia/en Dar când am văzut pe site-ul lor crucea celtică pe alb negru și alte chestii alb-verzi, am zis că ia să mai caut. După primul search am găsit însă o abreviere a numelui prințului. DC. What the heck mi-am șoptit în barbă. Mai mult decât atât. Am început să mă întreb. Cante Mir. Ce-o fi aia totuși. Că de Canta cu Zino m-am lămurit mai deunăzi.

Ok. Am găsit un pdf în românește românește. Dar m-am lămurit repejor după primele două paragrafe unde apar două minciuni mari.

Nu pot să copy și paste așa că am să transcriu pur și simplu manual cu cele 70 cuvinte pe minut ale mele când sunt încălzit și am chef. Sursa, un site din Republica normal Moldova.

"Toată țara pe care o numim astăzi Moldova, precum și ținuturile învecinate dinspre asfințit, au fost stăpânite la început de sciți, care cuceriseră aproape 3 părți ale lumii, cu toate că, după obiceiul strămoșesc. ei nu aveau așezări statornice. Pe lângă feluritele numiri date de hoardele care s-au perindat pe cursul vremii, grecii i-au numit pe locuitorii acestor ținuturi când geți, când daci. Sub stăpânirea romanilor s-a statornicit numirea de daci. După ce acest popor pierdu pe regele Decebal, biruit de viteazul Nerva Traian și a fost parte nimicit, parte risipit încoace și încolo, întreaga țară, pe care o locuia a fost prefăcută în provincie romană, pământul fiind împărțit cetățenilor romani, după care s-a deosebit în trei părți: mărginașă, de mijloc și muntoasă."

Ok nu sunt numai două minciuni mari, sunt o serie de minciuni mari pe care voi încerca să le demontez. Nu înainte de a mă întreba dacă această Descriptio Moldaviae a existat vreodată fiindcă exemplarul original care este de fapt partea cea mai importantă a tezaurului românesc de la Moscova se află bineînțeles la Moscova, dacă există în realitate și nu este un fals în întregime.

Oricum mi-a cam pierit cheful să citesc mai departe. Dar să analizez măcar până aici.

Cum dreq un popor care nu avea așezări statornice a stăpânit la un moment dat 3 părți din lume. A bine poate așa cum Ginghis Han a stăpânit pentru câteva decenii o bună parte din Eurasia. Că s-au perindat mongolii, au cucerit niște localități în niște bătălii și au luat tributuri știu. Dar că s-au așezat ei vreodată în suta ani cât a existat imperiul mongol și au mongolizat acel imperiu, nu. Aceasta nu s-a întâmplat niciodată. Nu a rămas nici urmă de ei în afară de baștina lor natală și ceva din Coreea.

Iată și harta, neanimată a Sciției. Exact 100 de ani înainte de Cristos. Chiar acum m-am gândit la o fază. Deci conform Cantemir dacă grecii le spuneau la sciți când daci când romani după numele hoardelor care au trecut pe acolo, înseamnă că romanii i-au prins exact când se numeau daci nu?

După cum se poate vedea în harta de mai sus la 100 I.Hr. sciții ocupaseră mult mai puțin decât 3/4 din lume și de fapt nu ocupaseră nimic, erau o colecție de vorbitori de limbi care descindeau din PIE, proto-indoueropeana care nimeni nu o acceptă ca fiind 100% sanscrită după cum avem atâtea dovezi în româna de azi.

Ok iată și ultima idee de hartă din Wikipedia despre răspândirea indo-europenilor. Exact din buricul Euroasiei, nordul Mării Caspice de unde s-au tras multe chestii, ei s-au răspândit cam așa. Ce păcat că nu sunt puși măcar ipotetic anii sau perioadele. Știm totuși că după o teorie invazia ariană a Indiei a avut loc pe la 1500 Î.Cr. Cam în perioada când spun ei că vedele transmise oral până atunci au fost pentru prima data, cu mare rezistență din partea guru, scrise.

Ok conform ipotezei curente celții erau indo-europeni ceea ce eu mă îndoiesc dată absența mare a cuvintelor de etimologie sanscrită în franceză, nu însă și în engleză. În ultima fază a migrației Moldova este inclusă în Sciția exact în perioada ipoteticii invazii iraniene sau ariene în India adică 1500 I.Hr. Singura chestie este că prezența masivă a cuvintelor sanscrite în română și engleză și istoria limbii sanscrite în India contrazic total această teorie. Eu personal în lipsa altor cunonștințe nu știu cum s-a răspândit, de unde a pornit, dacă a fost o migrație sau o difuzie de-a lungul mileniilor, care au urmat epocii de piatră adică în timpul epocii bronzului și știu că persana (farsi) are și ea destulă sanscrită în ea la fel ca hindi. Și singurul loc unde se mai vorbește sanscrită natural adică e în... localități izolate din sudul Indiei.

După cum spuneam și cu alte ocazii Wikipedia este un loc de discuții și cel mai tare, adică cel care câștigă mai mult suport din partea cititorilor are ultima spusă. Dar departe încă să pună de acord diferite pagini și ipoteze fiindcă pasiunile și revendicările sunt fierbinți și înclinate.

"Scythia (/ˈsɪθiə/; Ancient Greek: Σκυθική, Skythikē) was a region of Central Eurasia in classical antiquity, occupied by the Eastern Iranian Scythians"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scythia

Deci au coborât Indo-europenii din Sciția în Iran și s-au întors ca iranieni? Hm.

Cât despre geto-daci nu am de spus decât atât. जात दक्ष्. Neamul cel drept. Și mi-am amintit în sfârșit de ce am încercat să citesc Descriptio Moldaviae în română veche. Să văd dacă își găsește vreun loc pe acolo cuvântul acum, pentru care aș vrea să încerc o etimologie.

Câteva cuvinte și despre împăratul Traian, dacă tot a fost amintit de Cantemir în primul paragraf al DM. El nu știu cât de viteaz era în luptă dar a cheltuit milioane de dinari, pe vremea aceea un dinar era 4 grame de aur, deci sute de tone de aur ca să facă podul, să transporte și întreține vreo zece ani 200 de mii de soldați plătiți cu un dinar de 4 grame de aur pe zi deci peste un kg pe an și alte bunuri ca să-l înfrângă pe Decebal și să scoată din Dacia în schimb zeci de mii de tone de aur și să dea la Roma 123 de zile de serbări gratuite. Nu cred că s-a obosit să nimicească restul dacilor și să colonizeze Dacia așa cum spune Cantemir, ci a asigurat doar zona exploatărilor și a transportului la Dunăre timp de 165 de ani sau până când aurul s-a terminat. Normal datorită numeroaselor relații comerciale cu dacii și a romanizării zonei ocupate, destul de mare, au pătruns în limba dacă un număr de cuvinte latine, dar nu așa de multe cum se crede. Limba română de azi este în proporție de peste 50% dacă, latina are la bază tot PIE adică sanscrită. Deci multe cuvinte erau comune. Iar romanii au luat din Dacia numai aurul de la suprafață sau ce au putut ei mineri cu metodele de atunci.

De ce nu știm mai multe despre ei ci numai ce a rămas în câteva surse grecești sau romane disparate. Distrugerea arhivelor și distrugerea dovezilor arheologice.

Decabal înaintea morții îndemnat de un roman să trăiască

http://www.ancient-origins.net/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/suicide-of-the-Dacian-King-Decebal.jpg?itok=YqgrBlh-

http://georgesblogforfriends.blogspot.com/2016/08/statui-de-daci.html

Comiți (clasa inferioară) pe columna lui Traian

Între timp am găsit și etimologie pentru acum. Nu a fost greu și nu are rost să vorbesc despre enormitatea din DEX. Aia nu e știință, aia e mișto.

http://spokensanskrit.de/index.php?tinput=akSama&direction=SE&script=HK&link=yes&beginning=