Pawlz Blog : Lakes Region

see the revenue flow

PaulofNH — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 12:58:00 GMT

the New Hampshire House has voted and to take a 3.7 million dollar bribe I is now official we in the Granite state are too stupid to decide for ourselves weather to buckle up or not. If passed in the senate we will join 25 other states that think their residents are stupid and deserve to be ticketed as a primary offense for not buckling up.

While not buckling up is dumb I imagine we will need the law for all the accidents caused by rubber-necking

Let freedom ring

black bears

PaulofNH — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 03:22:00 GMT

Ben Kilham will be at the Fiske Free Library Thursday Dec 11 at 7:00 with his slideshow on black bears. Kilham is an independent wildlife biologist from Lyme NH. He will talk about his work with the bears where he raises them like their mother and releases them back into the wild.

sawtooth construction

PaulofNH — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 13:25:00 GMT

There maybe a dusting of snow on the ground and that ground maybe frozen but construction goes on in Claremont.

A thirty yard section of Main Street between the Stone Arch Bakery and Leo's Market will be closed for about six weeks while the prefab part to the Sawtooth garage are put into place.

You can sit in the bakery have a cup of coffee and a donut not imported from Massachusetts while you watch. First things first they have to bring in a crane to put together the carne that will put the garage together.

Just around the corner on Water Street the Mill project is moving along a source tells me that about half a million dollars of windows will be going into the three mills.

You can walk down by the site of the Mill being turned into a Common Man Restaurant, walk over the bridge to the City Office Building on North Street (aka Visitor Center). I could direct you to it but after six years we finally have singage approved and on the way.

long long ago

PaulofNH — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 01:32:00 GMT

Long long ago

Or at least it seamed that way. November 2007 the campaigners came to New Hampshire. The Primary is coming, the Primary is coming they cried. Vote for my guy, vote for my guy they did cry. Even if sometimes the guy was a girl.

To do my duty with so many names what was I to do. Many people where more than happy to direct me to sites to survey my views and line me up with a candidate.

I went to several and not to my surprise a guy I had voted for before was at the top of the heap. 65% agreement with Ron Paul, at last I could vote in a major party primary with conviction.

The dust has cleared the vote is near. If I listen to the media I have two choices the guy I agreed with 34% of the time or the guy I disagreed with 67% of the time.

So search of a site I did. I found one but can’t pass it on because now they want a cell phone number to take their poll. Paul still number one but he is out. McCain wouldn’t even let him talk at the convention. One guy number 16 the other 26 of all the people that announced and ran.

Oh but look at number 2 the Libertarian Bob Barr.

Yes you do have a choice there are six people running for president with their names on the ballot in enough states to win the electoral vote.

Why does the media ignore real choices?

To vote Libertarian or join the majority of Americans and stay at home on Election Day?

dead of night

PaulofNH — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 11:09:00 GMT

In the dead of night our senators voted for

New Tax earmarks in Bailout bill
- Film and Television Productions (Sec. 502)
- Wooden Arrows designed for use by children (Sec. 503)
- 6 page package of earmarks for litigants in the 1989 Exxon Valdez incident, Alaska (Sec. 504)

Tax earmark “extenders” in the bailout bill.
- Virgin Island and Puerto Rican Rum (Section 308)
- American Samoa (Sec. 309)
- Mine Rescue Teams (Sec. 310)
- Mine Safety Equipment (Sec. 311)
- Domestic Production Activities in Puerto Rico (Sec. 312)
- Indian Tribes (Sec. 314, 315)
- Railroads (Sec. 316)
- Auto Racing Tracks (317)
- District of Columbia (Sec. 322)
- Wool Research (Sec. 325)

thank you billionaire buddies

don't forget the chili cook-off saturday at broad street park in Calremontor on the 11th the grandfather of the chili cook-off the book and bake sale at the Fiske Free Library

save the bankers

PaulofNH — Sat, 20 Sep 2008 00:26:00 GMT

Looks like congress is going to help their buddies. You Know the guys that think it is fair to charge 39.99 percent intrest if you are a day late with a payment. Will Jump your intrest rate if some one you have issue with someone else that gives you a bad report.

Lets give them a trillion dollar loan. They can pat themselves on the back and get a big bonus. The small business owner goes out if he makes bad decisions. The rich get richer.

Nice to live in the world of the powerful where you are not responsible for what you do. You can hear it now. they made me give them the sub prime loan. Its not my fault because everybody was doning it. I'm to big for you to let me fail.

Will congress have the guts to stop the bleeding. Make the Banker take it like a man. How about taking the houses of the fat cats who's companies gave the loans to those that could not afford it and will lose all.

Drive thru tax

PaulofNH — Tue, 23 Oct 2007 02:15:00 GMT

thers is a new potetial revenue stream for the state of New Hampshire a drive thru tax.

As I was standing in line at Dunkies the other day it dawned on me. The drive thru line smaked around the building and out on to Wasnington street. Why not a drive thru fee. 50cents per order.

I suggest this for three reasons. First it will get some of us off our fat duffs, out of the car and into the fresh air. Imagine the calories waddled off on the stroll into the coffe shop, bank, resturant Pharmacy etc.

Second by shutting off the car it will save energy. Yes if you have to idle more than thirty seconds it saves fuel to shut the car off and turn it back on. Get ecersise and save money.

third revenue first for the state but how about 10 cents of it going to the host community.

Id it the trans fat or the we are fat. Get in line say hi to your neighbor