Re: Puzzle Solved for Greg Mendell’s name/license plate/phon

@Phee wrote:

@myril wrote:

and he was a meteorologist, who kept log of weather patterns for years and analyzed a tornado that hit Brno in 1870.

This caught my attention, given that I’m on TeamWizardofOz, so I had to google it, (because once we get any theory stuck in our head, we interpret all clues to relate to it 😆 )…
http://tinyurl.com/a5t8stu

The tornado of 13th October 1870 in Brno can be considered as one of the
milestones in the history of documenting tornadoes in the Czech lands. The reason
for this is that it was very well described and analysed by Gregor Mendel (the founder
of genetics and a meteorologist) in his work (Mendel 1871). Recently, this was
discussed and translated from the original German text into English by Munzar
(1998). Mendel’s description of the event itself and his analysis of damage caused by
the tornado (Windhose) could serve as an example of tornado documentation and
damage survey even in most recent years. One of the interesting aspects of this work
was that he devoted special attention to the tornado’s rotation. He witnessed this
himself and stressed the fact of anticyclonic spin (and realized that this was a unique
exception from the “general rule”). Therefore, Mendel’s work can be regarded as the
beginning of the modern era of tornado documentation and research in the Czech
lands.

Tornado research…portal to another land research…po-tay-toe….po-tah-toe. 😉

Counted on someone taking it up 😉