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| Ärch=^..^= |
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 2-7-2012 05:08 PM - +
PB
As we all know most laws are set on precedent and I have shown you previously that forcing you to buy something was set into law while a whole bunch of our Fore Fathers were still sitting in Congress as well as a precedent for furnishing health care so we will have to see just what is going to happen.
"back in 1790 congress (with 22 framers of the constitution setting) passed a law that said that all Masters of ships with over 10 crewmen had to furnish a Doctor and medicines and etc"
AND
"In 1792 Congress passed a law (17 framers sitting) that forced every man from 18-44 had to purchase a weapon, bayonet and accoutrements"
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| 72683) |
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| Steve S. |
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Location:
Reach Road |
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2-7-2012 04:48 PM - +
reader, nothing wrong with sharing books with a spouse. ... From The Writer's Quotation Book, James Charlton, NY, 1980.
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| Steve S. |
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Location:
Reach Road |
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2-7-2012 04:22 PM - +
Issued March, 1924. ... More than five million farms in the United States produced eggs. 
In 1925, Presque Isle was home to 11,105 chickens, 6 percent of those roosting on Aroostook farms. ... But no one counted the eggs!
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| 72681) |
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| Steve S. |
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Location:
Reach Road |
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2-7-2012 03:25 PM - +
In 1785, M,DCC, LXXXV, a bulletin written for Scotlands' premier farmers advised ' buy stock in dung, and spare the plow.'
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| 72680) |
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| reader |
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Location:
The County |
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2-7-2012 03:12 PM - +
Steve, you're welcome. My husband has an old Maine Register that he bought at a used book store. (1954-55)It has a lot of info about each town. He also has a book titled "Maine Place Names" that tells where town names came from.
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| Richard C Davis |
| wildernessaviation@yahoo.com |
Location:
Tok,Alaska |
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2-7-2012 02:31 PM - +
Dave there is a lot happening there now The Barge Cape Cod wil be in position by 3 they say.
when bridge was built cost 1.3 million to take it down is 88 million.
if things go well I have a dear friend who lives in Kittery Point and she said she was planning to be there with her camera equipment to film the removal.
Hopefully the weather cooperates and she can do the video wil be interesting to see it happening on web cams too
I was in Kittery Point last summer for a couple days and the Memorial bridge was in bad shape my friends and I went across in her car and we were amoung the last group that crossed before it perminately closed
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| 72678) |
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| Dave |
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Location:
Gardiner, Maine |
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2-7-2012 02:09 PM - +
And this is another shot of the bridge.
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| Dave |
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Location:
Gardiner, Maine |
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2-7-2012 02:08 PM - +
Heard on the news this morning that the middle section that raises for the boats will be removed tomorrow. That one section they estimate to weigh 2 million pounds. Should make quite a show and it has to be done with the tide.
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| JH |
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2-7-2012 01:59 PM - +
PB altho your writings are lengthy. They are informative. I think you could be great at teaching young people the constitution. .You are right up there with Mr. Bion Blunt of Cunningham and Dorothy Dingwall of PIHS. They are some of, in my opinion great teachers.
Who ever wins will inherit a mess!
It is like buying a condemed hotel. "A Money pit or one candidate can save us is "NUTS"
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| Dave |
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Location:
Gardiner, Maine |
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2-7-2012 01:56 PM - +
RPD, Hope you don't mind but I put the Portsmouth address in for you. I visit it quite often and I think many others would enjoy also.
portsmouthwebcam.com
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