2008-11-02; 07:46:12 EST
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Ed, Your marina has ordered boat racks for 43 boats which they will remove from the water with a crane beginning next week. You may want to talk to them and have your boat removed at the same time. The only boat they can't remove is the Island Packet. Rummy In a message dated 11/2/2008 7:17:14 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, ekroposki at charter.net writes: Rod, I got an Eagle fish finder (a Lowrance brand) instead of just a depth gauge. I put the skimmer transducer forward under V berth without epoxing it to hull. It appears to work o.k. I did not want a permanent location until I see how well it works. On Lake Hartwell, we need to watch for underwater trees now days. I figured this would do better than just a depth meter. Now I have to find our underwater forest they are all talking about. The underwater forests are apparently causing issues of people trying to moor their boats in open water rather than tied to docks which sit on land. As Rummy said they are expecting the lake to go down another six feet by the end of the year. That gets the lake down to something they call dead water. But it will be surface water then. We may get to see the original Savannah River next year. Unfortunately Rummy's estate is so far back that he will have to walk a mile to see it. I am waiting to see if he outfits a golf cart with balloon tires to make the trek. It is interesting to see tree stump in places you did not expect. For informational purposes, I still have 20+ feet of water under my boat slip. I am not a scuba person, therefore I cannot tell if there are any tree stumps under me. It looks like a great time for the conservationists to clean up the place. There is debris and junk and who knows what all over the shore line. Maybe the correct machine would be Herb's Duck? Ed K Greenville, SC, USA Addendum by Walter Williams: Wackonomics can help us understand what some people call the income distribution. The logical extension of wackonomic thought is that the unequal or unfair distribution of income is the handiwork of a dollar dealer who distributes dollars. The dollar dealer might deal one person a million dollars a year while dealing most others a mere pittance like $10, $20 or $30 thousand a year. Thus, the reason why some people are wealthy while others are poor is because the dollar dealer is a racist, sexist, a multi-nationalist, or just plain mean. Economic justice requires a re-dealing of the dollars, income redistribution or spreading the wealth, where the government takes the ill-gotten gains of the few and returns them to their rightful owners. Wackonomics might have a greed-based explanation for income inequality. There is a pile of money called income and greedy people got there first and took their unfair share. Similarly, economic justice requires a redistribution of income. Ellner wrote:See the original archive post