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[Leslie <cayadopi AT yahoo.com>]

Jesse Jackson probably got caught with his fingers in the cookie jar and 
worked a plea... that's how the gov't makes cases.  The jailhouse term for 
that is "getting on the bus".
 
 


 
From: Lynda lurine AT com-pair.net


Besides, I think the really bad political humor is Jesse Jackson Jr. 
claiming all that innocence when he was infact a snitch for the feds for 
years.  Now that's a real joke!

Lynda




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40 and faint breeze here, didn't drop below 40 overnight in the deep southern 
desert of NM.  Clouds and rain seem to have drifted north:-(
 
About 200 miles north of here there is some European who is drilling super 
deep wells in order to send the water to Texas !  It is a significant amount 
of water, and will dry out all of the wells for the highland farms in the 
area and kill a few towns.  He's getting around the laws by drilling deeper 
than the law covers.  Personally, I think the entire area should figure out a 
way to file a suit for actually damages, theft of water or something.  The 
area isn't a row crop area, but a more of a grazing area from what I could 
see.


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Subject: Re: [Homestead] Sandy, what's the weather in your desert?
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Date: Thursday, December 18, 2008, 9:07 AM

Hi, Bob -
 
Haven't peeked outside yet, but when I went to bed (several times) last  
night, the Mean Green Machine had maybe 5-6 inches of snow on it.
 
I know that the 'romance' of snow is probably long-lost on all our 
listmates 
to whom it is business as usual, but I still marvel at it. 
 
One of my first thoughts, living where I do, is that the storm will be of  
benefit to the level of the groundwater, which has been 'steady
droppin' every  
year. When I started coming out here, the water table was at 12' - now
it's at 
 almost 300' 
 
Our alfalfa farmers (few and getting to be fewer) and our dairies (even  
fewer than that) are gettiing the blame, but it's actually the developers
down  
the hill in Victorville and points west who are drinking up every drop.
 
The MWA, coupla years ago, went to a great deal of trouble (and public  
hoopla) putting in a pipeline that ends here in Newberry Springs, complete 
with
 
two huge 'detention basins' which - a short time after the civic
celebration of  
their completion - remain dry as a bone to this day. I drive by the 
installation  almost every day, and all I see is two big empty ponds 
surrounded
by 
maybe a  mile of very expensive fencing that encloses - nothing. 
 
And I'm sure that the taxpayers of SB County are also paying for the 24/7  
maintenance of the little shack that houses the electrical and plumbing for 
the
 
facility.
 
We are so scattered out here. Fewer than 4,000 people in 117 square miles.  
That may be an awful lot to those of us like James and Jeannie (and I agree) 
- 

but this is not the norm. 
 
The County gets mega$$$ from the developers who are building in V'ville and
 
Apple Valley, and we placidly pay our property taxes every year and still get 
 
blamed for over-usage, and there are regular Watermaster meetings and  
adjudications that threaten to ramp down our usage and also threaten to force
us  to 
install water meters on our wells -
 
They do 'fly-overs' to see who's growing what. I consider that to
be the  
ultimate Big Brother tactic, and it makes me want to whip out my Che Guevarra 
 
T-shirt, no matter what shape it's in (or what shape I'm in heh heh).
I don't believe it.
 
Well, now, I started out sending a message about the beauty of the snow,  and 
have ended up in a regular rant.
Sorry 'bout that.
 
I guess I'm just waking up (again).
Sandy
 
 
 
In a message dated 12/18/2008 5:21:59 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
bobford79 AT yahoo.com writes:

It's  been drizzley here for two days, Vegas is getting snow, how 'bout
 you?

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lC9ftIE8XRQ
 
A holiday tune for investors....
 
:-)



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New Mexico has complicated and specific water laws.  There are attorneys in 
NM who specialize in water rights and conveyances.  Unless he is a 
speculative idiot, he has found a legal way to do what he is doing.  Find out 
how much money he contributes to the Democrat party.  They do create legal 
loopholes for deep-pocketed contributors...............

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--- On Thu, 12/18/08, Leslie <cayadopi AT yahoo.com> wrote:

> From: Leslie <cayadopi AT yahoo.com>
> Subject: Re: [Homestead] Sandy, what's the weather in your desert?
> To: homestead AT lists.ibiblio.org
> Date: Thursday, December 18, 2008, 8:08 AM
> 40 and faint breeze here, didn't drop below 40 overnight
> in the deep southern desert of NM.  Clouds and rain seem to
> have drifted north:-(
>  
> About 200 miles north of here there is some European who is
> drilling super deep wells in order to send the water to
> Texas !  It is a significant amount of water, and will dry
> out all of the wells for the highland farms in the area and
> kill a few towns.  He's getting around the laws by
> drilling deeper than the law covers.  Personally, I think
> the entire area should figure out a way to file a suit for
> actually damages, theft of water or something.  The area
> isn't a row crop area, but a more of a grazing area from
> what I could see.
> 
> 
> --- On Thu, 12/18/08, Bunjov AT aol.com <Bunjov AT aol.com>
> wrote:
> 
> From: Bunjov AT aol.com <Bunjov AT aol.com>
> Subject: Re: [Homestead] Sandy, what's the weather in
> your desert?
> To: bobford79 AT yahoo.com
> Cc: homestead AT lists.ibiblio.org,
> dianedelaceppede AT gmail.com, cvclifford78 AT yahoo.com
> Date: Thursday, December 18, 2008, 9:07 AM
> 
> Hi, Bob -
>  
> Haven't peeked outside yet, but when I went to bed
> (several times) last  
> night, the Mean Green Machine had maybe 5-6 inches of snow
> on it.
>  
> I know that the 'romance' of snow is probably
> long-lost on all our 
> listmates 
> to whom it is business as usual, but I still marvel at it. 
>  
> One of my first thoughts, living where I do, is that the
> storm will be of  
> benefit to the level of the groundwater, which has been
> 'steady
> droppin' every  
> year. When I started coming out here, the water table was
> at 12' - now
> it's at 
>  almost 300' 
>  
> Our alfalfa farmers (few and getting to be fewer) and our
> dairies (even  
> fewer than that) are gettiing the blame, but it's
> actually the developers
> down  
> the hill in Victorville and points west who are drinking up
> every drop.
>  
> The MWA, coupla years ago, went to a great deal of trouble
> (and public  
> hoopla) putting in a pipeline that ends here in Newberry
> Springs, complete with
>  
> two huge 'detention basins' which - a short time
> after the civic
> celebration of  
> their completion - remain dry as a bone to this day. I
> drive by the 
> installation  almost every day, and all I see is two big
> empty ponds surrounded
> by 
> maybe a  mile of very expensive fencing that encloses -
> nothing. 
>  
> And I'm sure that the taxpayers of SB County are also
> paying for the 24/7  
> maintenance of the little shack that houses the electrical
> and plumbing for the
>  
> facility.
>  
> We are so scattered out here. Fewer than 4,000 people in
> 117 square miles.  
> That may be an awful lot to those of us like James and
> Jeannie (and I agree) - 
> 
> but this is not the norm. 
>  
> The County gets mega$$$ from the developers who are
> building in V'ville and
>  
> Apple Valley, and we placidly pay our property taxes every
> year and still get  
> blamed for over-usage, and there are regular Watermaster
> meetings and  
> adjudications that threaten to ramp down our usage and also
> threaten to force
> us  to 
> install water meters on our wells -
>  
> They do 'fly-overs' to see who's growing what.
> I consider that to
> be the  
> ultimate Big Brother tactic, and it makes me want to whip
> out my Che Guevarra  
> T-shirt, no matter what shape it's in (or what shape
> I'm in heh heh).
> I don't believe it.
>  
> Well, now, I started out sending a message about the beauty
> of the snow,  and 
> have ended up in a regular rant.
> Sorry 'bout that.
>  
> I guess I'm just waking up (again).
> Sandy
>  
>  
>  
> In a message dated 12/18/2008 5:21:59 A.M. Pacific Standard
> Time,  
> bobford79 AT yahoo.com writes:
> 
> It's  been drizzley here for two days, Vegas is getting
> snow, how 'bout
>  you?
> 
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