In like a lion

Normally I don’t discuss the weather a whole lot in this forum, at least not on a short-term basis. But a lot of folks on the Eastern Shore will have a hankering for some global warming after what’s being thrown at us overnight tonight into Monday morning.

The latest forecast I’ve seen is for increasing amounts of snowfall the farther north one goes – so those up closer to the Bay Bridge could see 6 to 12 inches while toward the Pennsylvania line the predicted range is 8 to 14 inches. Down here they expect 3 to 6 inches. In any case, this is a fairly significant snowfall.

Having just returned from the grocery store, it’s worthy of note that there was still plenty of milk and bread available, so there’s no need to panic on that front.

When you think about it, even a foot of snow at this time of year will seldom last very long. Yes, travel will be difficult overnight and into Monday so if you don’t need to go anywhere then stay home. The kids will be off school for a couple days anyhow. However, being from Ohio as I am and having lived through about 2 to 3 significant snowfalls practically every winter while there, rest assured that you will not be snowed in for a month.

Just allow yourself ample time to get places you do need to go. Now I know those of you who choose to live in the more secluded areas of the Eastern Shore might be at a disadvantage because there’s nowhere near enough snowplows down here to cover the area in the case of a significant snow event, so it might not be a bad idea to get to know well a neighbor with a four-wheel drive vehicle. Actually, a person who owns one and has the time and ability to be out in the elements might be in demand – there was a network of volunteers in my old stomping grounds who would provide this service in the case of emergency. They were particularly handy during the Blizzard of ’78.

What I’m hoping though is that this rough start to March leads into a glorious and warm spring by month’s end. It seems like this winter has been quite chilly compared to average so a good stretch of nice weather just in time for baseball season to begin would be quite welcome to say the least.

Postscript, Monday 11:35 a.m. – Looks like the snow is about over and we got about 4 to 6 inches by my estimation. The main concern we should have now is the wind and the fact that the main roads are still wet and maybe a little bit slushy (particularly as the strong winds blow snow across them), so black ice will be a definite issue tonight. My guess is no school tomorrow for the kiddies either, and that may play a role in the Salisbury primary election insofar as turnout is concerned.

Author: Michael

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  1. Hopefully for those who may have lost power it will be back on in more ways than one. Please read the following motion sent to the U S Attorney General.
    Attorney General, Eric H. Holder Jr.

    U.S. Department of Justice

    950 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW

    Washington, DC 20530-0001 USA

    March 1, 2009

    Honorable Attorney General Holder

    Re: Request a Special Assistant for the United States to relate Quo Warranto on Barack Hussein Obama, II to Test His Title to President before the Supreme Court

    Relators, Major General Carroll Childers, Ret; Lt. Col Dr. David Earl-Graef; Navy and Police officer Mr. Clinton Grimes; Lt. Scott Easterling, currently serving in Iraq; Major James Cannon, US Marine Corps, Ret; New Hampshire State Representative Mr. Timothy Comerford; Tennessee State Representative Mr. Frank Nicely, State of Alabama 2008 electoral college elector Mr. Robert Cusanelli bring information for Quo Warranto on Barack Hussein Obama, II, testing his title to President per attached relation. Relators include:

    Robert Cusanelli, Elector for 7th District, State of Alabama, in the 2008 Electoral College;

    Frank Nicely, State Representative of Tennessee in his official capacity;

    Timothy Comerford, State Representative of New Hampshire in his official capacity;

    Major General Carroll Childers, 29th Infantry Div VA retired, lifetime subject to recall; Numerous decorations

    1st Lt. Scott R. Easterling OD LG US Army on active duty in Iraq;

    Clint Grimes, Sergeant Long Beach Police Officer & CDR/0-5 US Navy (Active Reserve). Numerous decorations, including two National defense medals, two Navy commendation medals

    Dr. David Earl-Graef, Lieutenant Colonel Air Force MC, Military Surgeon- Active Reserve. Numerous decorations including Air Force outstanding unit with valor.

    James Cannon Major US Marine Corps, Ret, lifetime subject to recall. Numerous awards, including Bronze Star with combat V and two Purple Hearts

    Relator’s oath of office grants standing. Relators are affected by actions of Respondent Obama and the outcome of this Quo Warranto, and thus have interest above citizens.

    Information on Quo Warranto against a Federal Officer is normally related to the Attorney General to raise on behalf of the United States in U.S. District court of the District of Columbia per DC Code 16-3502. However, the Attorney General defends the office of President and is appointed by the President. For the Attorney General to bring Quo Warranto on the President raises an intrinsic conflict of interest. USAM 3-2.170 Historically, a Special Prosecutor or Independent Counsel was appointed to eliminate such conflicts of interest, e.g., Attorney General Elliot Richardson appointed Archibald Cox as the Watergate Special Prosecutor over issues touching on President Nixon.

    This information on Quo Warranto includes action between the United States ex rel. and the State of Hawaii over original birth records of Barack H. Obama II being withheld per Hawaii’s privacy laws. Hawaii’s action obstructs the constitutional duties of election officers to validate or evaluate President Election Obama qualifications to become President under U.S. CONST. art II – 1 and Amend. XX – 3.

    As President Elect, Respondent Obama failed to submit prima facie evidence of his qualifications before January 20, 2009. Election officers failed to challenge, validate or evaluate his qualifications. Relators submit that as President Elect, Respondent Obama failed qualify per U.S. CONST. Amend. XX – 3.

    Such negligence and misprision threaten to nullify these essential safeguards. Thus Relators request this Quo Warranto be related to the Supreme Court under its original jurisdiction.

    Enclosed is a summary motion for leave to file Quo Warranto on Barack Hussein Obama II aka Barry Soetoro, with the Supreme Court. The list of Questions Presented is attached. A full brief supporting this motion is in preparation.

    1) Relators respectfully pray that the Attorney General recuse himself over bringing this Quo Warranto for the United States on Barack H. Obama II, by reason of intrinsic conflict of interest.

    2) Relators pray the Attorney General appoint a Special Assistant (prosecutor) of Archibald Cox’s reputation and expertise, to relate this Quo Warranto to the Supreme Court per 28 USC 543.

    3) Relators request that their attorney, Orly Taitz, ESQ DDS, assist in relating this Quo Warranto, being recognized at bar before the Supreme Court.

    4) Relators further request the assistance of Patrick Fitzgerald, United States Attorney General for the Northern District of Illinois, as having familiarity with issues involving Barack H. Obama II while Senator from Illinois and as President Elect.

    5) Relators request guidance from the Attorney General, within one week of receipt of this information, regarding his decision on whether to appoint such a Special Assistant.

    With respect, in absence of such guidance, Relators will proceed to request leave from the Supreme Court to relate information for this Quo Warranto on Mr. Obama to test his title.

    Yours Sincerely,

    Orly Taitz, ESQ

    Attorney for Relators

    26302 La Paz

    Mission Viejo, CA 92691

    949-683 5411

    Encl. Motion to Supreme Court for leave to relate Quo Warranto on Barack Hussein Obama II, testing his title to the Federal office of President.

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