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Dirty-Dirty 230-230

 The Naval Academy Prof is clearly an enormous intellect, but is obtusely short sighted in his clouded understanding of section 230.  In fact, I think   Adi Robertson would do a better job of teaching Jeff Kosseff's courses in Annapolis. Indeed, the professor who wrote the 26 words(He got an undergrad to do the counting) never addresses the inherent ambiguity of the phrase "interactive computer service".   Also "treated as the publisher or speaker " of a third party content provider is equally baffling!  So does this mean that if the third party posts "if you want to live don't attend your Freshman English Composition class" that users of interactive computer service can repeat(retweet as our savior Trump did until  POTUS account was suspended) this obvious life-threatening warning to skip class if you cherish breathing oxygen??? Anshu Siripurapu did a better job than the TEACH as well explaining how pornography would not be a billion dollar indu...

No Name of Service Provider in this Advertisement.

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 The advertisement you see below promotes a horticultural and silvicultural procedure dealing with the selective removal of certain parts of a plant, such as branches, buds, or roots. This practice involves targeted removal of damaged, diseased,  dead, and structurally non productive unwanted plant mass from farmer's yield and landscape plants. The Chaves County individual who posted the ad in the newspaper specializes in tree pruning. The ad does not state or list the name of the entrepreneur who is providing his expertise to the cities of Hagerman, Dexter, Ruidoso, Vaughn, Roswell, and Cloudcroft.  There was a smaller add right above it in classified section indicating he was bonded, certified etc. in the event there are unexpected property damaging events such as a tree falling on your vehicle or house.  I still find it peculiar no identifying information other than personal cell phone number and business number was included  at contact information. I guess p...

Notice to fireworks vendors around the USA

Contents of the article do not not constitute litigation initiatives or misdemeanor charges. Jane Northrop wrote about inconsiderate neighbors shooting fireworks that litter and start fires in their next door neighbor's yard.  The Bay Area reporter expounded upon concerns which were raised about the use of illegal fireworks and the possible  harm to people and their beloved pets. People setting off illegal fireworks in the Linda Mar Beach Area will be fined a "social host" ordinance fine of $1000 by police officers who observe the illicit and neighborhood disrupting activity. Further to the southeast in New Mexico, vendors Gabriel Najar and Derick Gomez sell pyrotechnics for TNT in Roswell.  Beechwood resident Lesley Johnson is upset the city is not doing more to deter the sale of fireworks that will be used illegally. A citizen believes it is possible to fine the vendors for littering and declining mental health of dogs and rabbits with sensitive ears.  Rochest...

Trucking Company defying zoning ordinance

Virginia attorney Paul M. Mahoney specializes in Zoning Litigation. The highly experienced counselor claims that pending zoning lawsuits are often resolved before case is brought before a magistrate.  Roswell NM resident Neil Binderman is livid that a trucking company illegally operating in area which is zoned Agricultural/Residential. Moreover, the county  Board of Commissioners  has previously ordered NG Trucking to move their business OUT way back in 2015!!! Maybe Mahoney could be of service in this case which appears to be an easy win. Binderman's family are rudely awakened around 5:30 am every single day by multiple trucks lumbering out of the business!! The district attorney also took no action over the obvious zoning violation. Roswell is a crooked little town with some of the people in power looking out for their friends or family.  It has been ignored long enough and Binderman plans on taking it to state supreme court if enforcers of the city code ...

Re purposing alleyways into Bike Trail pissing off some People

Senior Director of Placemaking Karli McElroy, who believes that alleys which were once essentially pathways for garbage trucks, can become aesthetically appealing destinations where the community can assemble for quality interactions that will enhance neighborhood solidarity and security. One person who does not share the Rochester leader's point of view is Roswell NM resident Richard Hesse. Hesse, in an article written by Juno Ogle, vehemently opposes what he believes will be a diminishing of his property value and step all over his privacy! Chaves County wants to make his Wyoming alley a friggin bike trail next to golf course named after famous Hispanic golfer named Nancy Lopez.  I know I would be livid if city tried doing that to us!! Gary Randle wants to wipe out the perception of alleys as  cramped spaces that house dumpsters, litter and darkness.

Southeastern New Mexico Columnist Could NOT be happier about Governor's Corona Virus BLUNDER

How does that saying go about absolute power corrupts?  Esteemed newspaper columnist Rick Wolfert is happier than a Pig in mud after an "Unusual transaction" reported by an Albuquerque NM Jeweler!  Governor Grisham's well compensated spokeswoman Nora Meyers Sackett compromised whatever integrity she possessed when she stated to the press   that An employee of the JEWELER   left the gaudy JEWELRY outside her home and a personal friend of the governor’s went there to pick it up and deliver it to the governor!!!!  Nora also claimed "good safe process was followed". That is cool Nora. Now make sure ALL Duke City folks can have a piece of this process too!!!! So that means our liberal leader, who aspires to be Biden's running mate, requested that jeweler have an employee go out of their way to pick up nonessential item at a closed establishment AND then drop it off at the governor's residence, a process the average citizen would NOT BE ABLE TO EFFECT! ! R...

High End Professional Surprising Behavior on Commercial Flight

A cardiologist, who has made some minor breakthroughs treating the lethal microscopic killer among us, does not seem to be aware of the legal precept referred to as expectation of privacy. Ethan Weiss took a picture of a passenger section on a United flight that had not adhered to its own announced policy regarding social distancing. A number of passengers on flight including a few perturbed masked passengers had their annoyed gazes fixed on the San Francisco medical professional as he invaded their fourth amendment protected right. Aggressive civil rights attorney Mark Litwak would probably jump at this opportunity if contacted by one of the aggrieved United Airlines customers. Even though the masks afford some level of anonymity, one still has to question the judgement of presumptuous Doctor. Maybe a guy with a God Complex after saving so any lives feels like he has more social Cart Blanche? A fair speculation in my view!

Outing Litterbugs with a Blog Post

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While doing some routine maintenance at one of my rental properties in  La Bella Vita Homes subdivision, I was interrupted by a empty flying Amazon overnight delivery box. It almost struck me on this extremely windy day in Roswell, NM. The cardboard box had been neatly cut open to release its 6 pound contents delivered from Amazon Fulfillment Services, Lower Buckeye Road, Phoenix,Arizona. The recipient of the unknown merchandise, Caitlyn Garcia 1307 Alica Lane, appears to have removed the contents on her porch leaving the box outside her home at the mercy of the high speed shifting winds. I don't blame her for doing this since she likely was trying to avoid spreading COVID-19 by bringing the box inside her house, BUT she should have disposed of the box before I WAS FORCED TO!  In Kaitlyn's defence, it was kind of a fluke for  that big a box to become airborne and fly all the way from Sorrento to La Bella Vita, but she is still a litterbug who should have bee...