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WILLIAM LUCIUS STORRS, Chief Justice of the state, died at Hartford where he resided, on the 25th day of June, 1861, at the age of sixty-six. He was a man of commanding intellect, of great legal attainments, and of the highest order of judicial ability. He was never married. His death occurred during the session of the General Assembly, the members of which attended his funeral in a body. I can not give a better sketch of his character than is contained in an eloquent tribute paid to his memory by Hon. Henry C. Deming of Hartford, before the House of Representatives of which he was a member, at the time when the death of the Chief Justice was announced to that body. Josiah M. Carter Esq., the chairman of the Judiciary Committee on the part of the house, introduced some appropriate resolutions on the occasion, which he supported by some very feeling and eloquent remarks; after which Mr. Deming spoke as follows: -
"Mr. Speaker: -I had hoped that the chairman of the judiciary committee, actively engaged as he is in the courts of which our lamented magistrate was the ornament, familiar too with the prominent features of his legal mind, and in my judgment somewhat imbued with his spirit, would have added to the touching language in which he has announced our bereavement a full length portraiture of the fate Chief Justice's judicial character. My own burthen of the common sorrow unfits me for the task of analysis.
"To me it seems that the affliction which overwhelms the nation is, in this sudden demise, brought home to our own family and hearthstone. The shafts of death have been flying freely around us, but it is long since Connecticut has been called upon to hang the crape at her own door, and clothe herself in weeds for one of her favorite children.
"The Chief Justice for whom we now mourn was emphatically a man of the old Connecticut type, born on our soil, educated in our free schools and unendowed college, home-living, home-bred, seldom absent from our midst, representing in his mind our modes of culture, our methods of thought, our tastes and peculiarities even, our local habits and customs and laws and institutions, and devoting the best years of his life, and the blossom and fruitage of a ripe development, to the maintenance of Connecticut justice and the interpretation of Connecticut law.
The vigorous understanding, which was the foundation of his strength, as well as his massive frame, he held by inheritance from his paternal and maternal line. Col. Lemuel Storrs, his father, was one of that class of men whom natural aptitude in reasoning supplies the want of logical formulation and the training of the schools - a class of men who can turn at will the whole current and volume of their resources upon any theme of thought or business undertaking which they encounter in the pathway of life. His mother was the daughter of Col. Henry Champion of Colchester, deputy commissary of supplies during the entire period of our revolutionary war - one of the main columns of the administration of Jonathan Trumbull, the man who raised the siege of famine at Valley Forge, and received the thanks of Washington for his upright and skillful management of the commissariat. The mother is well remembered by some who are here present as a lady of decided individualities, remarkable alike for the strength and keenness of her understanding, and habitually, in the enterprises of life and the intercourse of society, employing her wit and ridicule and satire to carry those points of vantage and hostile positions which she could not batter down and demolish with her masculine common sense. From such a lineage the strong and marked outlines of Judge Storrs' mind is drawn.
He was born at Middletown, March 25th, 1795. He graduated at Yale College in 1814, with the honors of the institution, and with significant promise of his future distinction and usefulness. Having completed the course of professional study which entitled him to admission to the bar, he commenced the practice of the law in his native town, and rapidly rose to distinction in his profession. In 1827, '28, and '29, he represented Middletown upon this floor. In 1834 he was again here, and by election of the house occupied the prominent position which, Mr. Speaker, you now hold. He was elected to congress on the general ticket from 1829 to 1833. In 1839 he was commissioned by the electors of the second congressional district of this state to represent them in the national House of Representatives. He found there the memory of the brilliant congressional career of his distinguished brother, Henry R. Storrs, fresh and vivid in the minds of old associates who still lingered on that splendid arena; Judge Storrs, though affiliated with a severe illness during two winters of his sojourn at Washington, contributed his share to the reputation of the family name in the great council of the nation. He was summoned from his duties in congress by a vote of the General Assembly, which called him to his seat upon the bench of our supreme court. In 1846 and 1847, he was chief instructor of the law department of Yale College, an office which he held in connection with his judgeship, and in 1856, upon the retirement of Judge Waite, was elected to the office of Chief Justice of the state of Connecticut. His judicial life you may read in those enlightened opinions which this conscientious judge has spread upon the pages of your judicial reports, and which may be safely studied, not only on the spur of particular occasions, but as models of juridical reasoning.
"It was in the freshness and vigor of his early professional noviciate at Middletown that he laid away those stores of legal learning, and disciplined his faculties to that lawyer-like penetration and clearness, which are evinced in these opinions. As the chairman of the judiciary committee has said, "he was an honest man" - honest in the most comprehensive sense of the word - honest in his moral and intellectual nature - as faithful to integrity in all his dealings with mankind and in his official finding of facts, as he was to the logical and legitimate results of legal principles. Keenness in discrimination, comprehension of view, fidelity to induction, rigid sequence of thought, and analytical strength, were leading characteristics of his intellect.
"It can not be denied that our departed friend loved popularity; but it was the popularity of the Lord Mansfield order - "the popularity which follows, not that which is run after -the popularity which, sooner or later, never fails to do justice to the pursuit of noble ends by noble means."
"Of the general character of the late Chief Justice, of his keen insight into the hidden depths of human motives, of his Johnsonian power and sententiousness in exposing a sophism and refuting a fallacy, of his dry and sarcastic humor, of his familiarity with the English Classics, of his acute sensibilities, and of his social graces, I need not speak to those who have enjoyed his society in his rare intervals of relaxation. It was not, however, these superficial accomplishments, nor his native power, nor his logical grasp, nor his acquisitions, nor his professional training, that finally established upon such a solid basis his reputation as an accomplished judge, respected and beloved by all who practice in his court. We may place in that vacant and mournful chair below us a greater natural intellect, learning more profound, sharper and more finished professional discipline; and yet the throne of the Chief Justice will not be filled. Called to the bench comparatively early in life, it was his twenty-one years of training and education there that finally fitted out and equipped him for the mastery of his responsible post. Justice herself, with downcast eyes and a saddened brow, will long search, and search in vain, for a successor reared by herself in her own temple, for ministrations at his own altar."
The speaker alludes, in his closing remark, to a change recently made in our state constitution, by which the term of judicial office in the Supreme and Superior Courts was reduced to eight years. Before the change it expired only upon the attainment by the incumbent of the age of seventy. It is very note-worthy, in view of the course of the popular mind in calling for this change, or even in assenting to it, (if indeed the popular mind had much to do with it,) that the splendid judicial qualities which made Chief Justice Storrs an object of such unqualified and universal admiration, and a subject of so much pride, were in a great measure the fruit of his long experience on the bench, and would not have fully developed themselves in the short term of eight years, if indeed he would have accepted the office under such a limitation. An eminent judge of that court who was a long time associated with him on the bench, told me that in the early part of his judicial career he manifested but little of the great ability for which he afterwards became distinguished, and that it was only by adding to his natural powers of mind the training of a continued experience on the bench that he came to be so pre-eminently great as a judge. A lawyer can not have a nobler ambition than to become an eminent judge, and it is certainly well that judicial office should be accepted as a life work, in which all ulterior aspirations are to be relinquished and the only ambition shall be to attain the highest excellence in that honorable service.

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Day 365: Monday Morning
Here's one of the bedrooms at the Lodge. Please don't be disturbed by the crooked blankets.
Or the pillows that aren't placed just right.
On another note, before the first guests arrive last week, I'd had the darnedest time finding bedside tables for the Lodge. I could have ordered tables that matched these beds…but for some reason they were really, really short.
Plus, the matchy-matchy thing gets to me after awhile.
So, as luck would have it, I found a furniture store that had several of these in stock. When I first saw them, I pretty much just walked by. I didn't think the style was right, and besides that, they weren't bedside tables. They were side tables for the living room. Desperation eventually took over, though, and I wound up getting these for three of the bedrooms. And I LOVE them! They're black, but the finish is rubbed and worn. And as it turns out, the exposed wood color on the rubbed areas looks great with the rustic beds.
Cheap and available—that's pretty much all I look for in furniture anymore.
Don't get too attached to this armoire because…it's gone! I loved it from the get-go, but there was just something about it that didn't work in the spot it was in. I'll show you what's there now in tomorrow's post.
Fortunately, we've been getting all these things at a furniture store that doesn't mind swapping things out here and there. This is a good thing. I have problems with commitment.
This white dish/deer/oven corner has also turned into Coffee Central. Which means it's my favorite place in the whole house.
And here's my newest notion: If I need to inject a little color, I can just throw different colored scarves around the deers' necks!
Ornaments on their antlers?
Mardi Gras beads?
Bueller? Bueller?
My mother-in-law suggested I move all the dinner plates from the white dish/deer/oven corner to the shelf directly under the island cooktop. It's already made cooking—and serving—so much easier.
Translation: I don't have to walk anywhere. Yippee!
And finally, my friends, I would like to share with you what I've decided is the worst thing about living in the country:
If you're in the middle of baking something and you find you've run out of eggs…
There are no neighbors to bail you out.
Thirteen years later, I still haven't gotten used to it.
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428 Comments
tina On Wednesday, February 25 at 3:33 pm
the space is just breathtaking! I love love the spacious opened kitchen. i'm drooling over your wood floors! they sure do look yummy lucky lucky you Ree!
Nett in K.C. On Wednesday, February 25 at 3:35 pm
When are we gonna get to work on this garden??
Carol S. On Wednesday, February 25 at 4:06 pm
Have you stopped lately, looked around, and realized how blessed you are Ree? You are indeed. I know you are faith filled and don't take anything for granted. Your home just keeps on shaping up!! Looking good! s-l-o-w d-o-w-n, don't feel pressure to finsih it, slow and steady wins the race. Love all that you have done. Take care.
Farrah On Wednesday, February 25 at 4:25 pm
Sue Farrant On Wednesday, February 25 at 4:59 pm
You need some chickies in the bad of the lodge!!
Check out this blog for some cool types you can get…
OK the first one is a very special Chickie who didn't have enough feathers..so he has a little coat made for him LOL>
Enjoy…there is another post with pic of the eggs…
there are lots more posts on her site about her farm critters and the eggs etc…so funny!
Debbie from GA On Wednesday, February 25 at 5:05 pm
I am in love with the open space of the kitchen. Thanks for letting us share the process. It has been very enjoyable.
Amanda On Wednesday, February 25 at 5:43 pm
Can I come live there?
Penny Wolf On Wednesday, February 25 at 7:27 pm
For color in the kitchen just wear a different color apron everyday. People are the color so to speak.
MelissaF On Wednesday, February 25 at 7:41 pm
On a photography note, I'd love for you to tell us what settings you used in the last picture to get the foreground dark while the background is lit. I'm dying to do some silhouette photos, but can't figure out what settings to use on my camera to achieve it.
Sara B. On Wednesday, February 25 at 8:21 pm
Get chickens, then you'll always have eggs!
Cathy On Wednesday, February 25 at 9:07 pm
I absolutely LOVE it, you've done such a great job (well you and your team). Enjoy!
Quincy On Wednesday, February 25 at 11:18 pm
Small sacrifice, you're living my dream! What about some chickens, don't you have at least one of those?
melissa On Thursday, February 26 at 3:56 am
Ree, it's so stunning … If I were you I'd've moved in there!!! Must be so tempting!!
Um, if you were feeling a bit risque, you could hang a bra or pair of knickers off the antlers … imagine the conversation stoppers …
Sara On Thursday, February 26 at 5:29 am
You can live in a big city you know and your neighbours don't have eggs. So many people don't cook any more. At least we have the corner shop!
Taggley On Thursday, February 26 at 9:57 am
Did you knit the afghans yourself? They are beautiful!
Angela in Alaska On Thursday, February 26 at 1:17 pm
I agree with some of the previous posts add some colorful dishes to the shelves in coffee central.I think you should get some hats for the deer.
Valerie On Thursday, February 26 at 11:29 pm
I have to say, your blog is one of my favorite things to read online. We're fairly close in age and you always add tidbits of stuff (like the Bueller line) that I actually "get." ('course I'm a relocated California girl too).
Keep on keepin' on, Ree. Thanks for a peek into your world.
LInda On Saturday, February 28 at 6:35 am
I agree with you…not into matchy matchy at all. It looks good. Where did you find the double farmers sink with one sink being larger? I looked and ended up with a double but both are the same size.
meanders On Saturday, February 28 at 9:17 pm
You need to get some chickens. You don't even need a rooster for eggs. Easier to take care of than a dog!
Joanne Casey On Thursday, March 5 at 1:11 am
Hello Ree: Without a doubt, you have one of the most interesting and memorable websites I have ever seen. Tonight is the first time I have ever been here, and I HAVE been here for almost three hours and not finished reading it! You opened your private home,and virtually invited the world to enter. I thank you for this, You're taking me to a new place and letting me forget it's a cold, hard winter. I like your "Coffee Corner"! It's comforting and non-distracting. Meaning that I could sit and converse with you, rather than have eyes moving all over the place! It's getting late, so good nite, and I'll be back tomorrow, to read about you and your family! (I've not ben there yet.)
Joanne Casey On Thursday, March 5 at 1:17 am
BTW, Is your home an original post and beam ? The ceilings appear to be.
MyFrogs On Sunday, March 8 at 11:56 am
Every time I see pics of the lodge, and especially the kitchen, I am reminded I want to go live at your house! It's rustic yet still modern. Any way you look at it, it's beautiful! And I am jello! haha!
susan On Thursday, April 16 at 3:52 pm
susan On Thursday, April 16 at 3:53 pm
Your lodge is nicer than my house! wahhhh!
We live in the country too….have you thought of stockpiling some powdered milk and eggs? Not to eat but to cook with.
Heidi On Friday, June 19 at 8:36 pm
Hey Ree,
I wonder if you even read all these comments! lol I have an idea on how to get some color up there, just swap out two or three of the white pieces on the top shelf and put in some lovely colored bowls or plates.
Sorry if someone else posted this, I don't have time to read all the comments! I'm lazy. :o)
Valerie Mellema On Thursday, November 12 at 10:25 pm
Oh how I envy your kitchen.
Abby On Friday, December 18 at 9:33 am
my kitchen makes me want to cry…. I am so in love with your kitchen! So open and roomy and not cramped and claustrophobic at all!!
GA On Saturday, January 9 at 2:18 pm
I agree with LisaAlso, having your own chickens means never, or almost never, running out of eggs.
Unfortunately I forgot regular chives yesterday when I was in town and now must determine whether they are a must for your Rosemary Potatoes . . . I do have plenty of garlic chives in the garden as they thrive here. The regular chives never thrive here.


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Wilmington, N.C. — Charleston fought back to score a late goal Friday night at Legion Stadium, but the comeback bid fizzled as Wilmington won, 2-1, to snap the Battery's three-match winning streak.
Despite the loss, Charleston (10-6-6) remains in fourth place in the USL Pro standings.
Wilmington opened the scoring in the 39th minute after an attempted clearance by Cody Ellison fell straight to a Wilmington midfielder on the right side of the penalty area. The ball was squared quickly to forward Kyle Grieg, who slammed the ball past Charleston goalkeeper Odisnel Cooper into the goal.
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Discover how to create a user experience that embodies utility, ease of use, and efficiency by identifying what people want from websites, how they search for information, and how to structure your content to take advantage of this. In this course, author Chris Nodder shows how to merge engineering, marketing, graphical and industrial design, and interface design to create a website that meets the needs of your customer, and is simple, elegant, and engaging. The course shows how to use graphics to help rather than hinder visitors, balance advertising and content, and integrate video, audio, and other media. Other tutorials consider the landing page experience and elements like contact forms from the visitor's perspective.
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You might be thinking, surely, it's better to draw them in, so they spend as much time there as possible, especially if you are ad driven. Well, no, what's better is to build a reputation as a place that has the information that people need. Wikipedia is probably them most stark example of this. The site is formatted entirely to optimize the flow of information from the site into your brain. It has been designed to be easy to scan with many links to related content. As a result, you trust the site to be a good source of information. You think of using it, because you know you'll get a quick answer.
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Ryan Gosling Is Finally People's Sexiest Man Alive! (In a Way…)
Bradley Cooper got the title last year, and Channing Tatum got it this year. But, hey girl, no worries! Ryan Gosling is now on the cover of People magazine — not as their Sexiest Man Alive, but as "America's Most Wanted Man." He's people's sexiest choice, even if he's still not officially People's sexiest choice.
It sounds like the Gangster Squad star is the topic of conversation in the magazine, but there may not be an official interview. Just quotes from people like the "source" who says he's "an incredibly sweet boyfriend" to his girlfriend Eva Mendes, and the two "get along so well because she's not needy or smothering." Gangster Squad director Ruben Fleischer adds, "When you're with [Ryan] you feel different. He has a magnetic quality – larger than life." An insider chimes in, "Women love him because he's just kooky. He's definitely in touch with his childlike side."
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Butter Bean Esch vs Tony Galento
I don't know if there was ever a ring in existance capable of supporting and withstanding the kind of weight that these two fighting fat boys would drag into the arena.
Tony Galento
- was born in Orange, New Jersey in 1910 and died in 1979. Ironically, he lived to see the age of 79, despite his life style. During his fight career, Galento would train at night, after he closed down the tavern that he owned. When asked " why do you train so late at night? " he would reply " because I fight at night ". Tony's nutritional guidleines included eating a whole chicken, a pot full of pasta, wine, beer, whiskey and a nice cigar. In his fight with Louis, he stood 5'9", and weighed a lovely 233 Lbs. definately spedo material.
Eric " Butterbean " Esch
, was born in Jasper, Alabama in 1966. He began his career as a 5 time world toughman contest fighter. He also, fought as a kickboxer, if that's even imaginable. He continues to fight today at the age of 40. His current record is 77-7-4-58. although he has mainly fought in 4 rounders his whole career, Beanfart, went 10 rounds with a 52 year old Larry Holmes in 2002. Bean was highly criticized for more or less being a fraud who would never engage with a real contender, nor a fight set for more than 4 rounds, where there was anything at stake.
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Superfast Cornwall, a partnership programme between the EU, BT and Cornwall Council, will make Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly one of the best connected places in the world by the time the programme completes in 2014. Although we are focused on this global objective, our day to day work is very local. We are working with Cornish communities on an individual basis, finding the best solution for each. And the issues we face are different in just about every community, so tailor-made solutions are being created. When it comes to superfast broadband, it certainly is not a case of 'one size fits all'.
Within the last month, engineers from BT's local network business Openreach overcame a number of infrastructure challenges to bring superfast broadband to Coombe, a village which previously had limited access to broadband.
The village of Coombe is served by a telephone exchange 7km away at the other side of Grampound Road. Around 20 years ago, the demand for more telephone lines in the village was met by installing a point-point microwave radio link from a pole on a hill north east of the village, linking directly back to the exchange building. However, the microwave link prevented some villagers from receiving broadband services as broadband ADSL requires a copper line from the exchange to the customer. While it was possible to provide a small copper cable to Coombe from an existing location nearby, it only had enough capacity for about 50 customers. Providing a bigger cable along the narrow lane back to Grampound Road would have required several kilometres of new underground duct, and the small number of customers who would benefit could not support the high cost of this work. Those who could get broadband using the copper cable were limited to slow speeds because of the long distance back to the exchange building.
Openreach explored a variety of routes to get to the village and, ultimately, 17km of fibre was installed, of which 1km consisted of brand new poles for aerial fibre. The project took 11 months of intensive work to complete involving no less than 14 different departments.
Openreach engineers' perseverance in troubleshooting against a multitude of infrastructure challenges such as this one is a key factor in why we are able to achieve so much progress.
The Roseland Peninsula is another area that now has superfast fibre optic broadband. As one of the most rural and poorly served parts of Cornwall, the Roseland has traditionally been a "notspot, with little or no access to acceptable broadband speeds. Residents and businesses in parts of the Portscatho and Gerrans area are now able to order fibre optic broadband with downstream speeds of up to 80 Mbps. This represents a transformation for the network on the Roseland Peninsula. Using cutting edge technologies and a new fibre cable crossing at the King Harry Ferry, we are aiming to deliver a new fibre optic broadband infrastructure which will benefit hundreds more homes and businesses.
On the Roseland, we have worked with an online community, Roseland Online, which reaches out to residents across south central Cornwall and throughout the world. We have worked closely with Roseland Online over the past year to gauge levels of local interest in faster broadband and to ensure that the local population was kept informed regarding build progress. The outcome is a testament to the constructive partnership between Superfast Cornwall and this local community.
These two recent successes echo the great partnerships we developed earlier with the local community in Blisland, a remote village on Bodmin Moor, and also the community in Trispen, a notorious 'not spot'. In both these places, businesses and residents can now experience superfast broadband speeds. Here too, we worked closely with the local communities to gauge demand and the engineers were able to come up with ingenious solutions. In many areas, for example Whitstone, Kilkhampton and Leedstown, the community involvement goes as far as developing volunteers to teach ICT skills. Right across the project team, everyone is determined to overcome any obstacles. And, when you combine that with the enthusiasm and focus of Cornish communities, you have a winning combination that is quite unique.


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Listed as being located in Fraser, to the north of Detroit, MI. The Gratiot Drive-In was designed by Ted Rogvoy and opened in April of 1948. It featured "Free pony rides, merry-go-round and other playground amusements for the kids, a large restaurant that even warmed baby bottles on schedule for patrons". The back of the 115 feet tall screen tower featured a living curtain waterfall, illuminated at night by colored lights to simulate Niagara Falls. Car capacity is given as 1,056. The Gratiot Drive-In showed its last movie on Labor Day of 1984. It was demolished shortly afterwards.
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First Craft of 2010
Laugh if you will, but one of my new year resolutions is to make more crafts with my Nursery kids. Easier said than done. But how cute did these clothespins turn out! And it turns out we're going to have to try a little harder to make the transition from Nursery to Primary.
Mmm, for dinner we had fish and homemade tomatillo sauce and tortilla chips. Recipe for the sauce is from Well Preserved, a very much appreciated Christmas gift. I totally recommend it.
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I loved Nate's little clothespin guy! He was cute and Nathan was proud of him! :)
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How do you succinctly describe something as vast and multi-layered as the Internet of Things? What does it all really mean? Defining the Internet of Things (IoT) is a challenge B2B enterprises have made top priority this year. After all, the IoT is no longer a catchphrase or hypothetical scenario tossed around by tech evangelists…READ MORE
It's been a great week – not only do Summer Fridays begin at LogMeIn but we just announced the organization of our Xively IoT Advisory Board. We have met so many great leaders throughout our journey in the IoT space and we want to immerse ourselves in their conversations, research and experiences. We believe that in…READ MORE
The Internet of Things will transform how we connect with products, companies and each other. It is the next turn of the crank in the evolution of technology, which has previously delivered improvements in people's lives in a way that seemed impossible just years earlier. At our upcoming Xperience event on October 1-2 in Boston,…READ MORE
The hype around the Internet of Things seems to be as higher than ever over the past year (according to Gartner at least) but as with any major transformation there will be early adopters and followers. There are numerous early examples showing the impact of the IoT as more companies focus on creating connected products….READ MORE
Discover how the Cookie Monstah manages customer demand of their cookies and ice cream products by internet-enabling their Boston food truck with Xively on Tuesday, May 5! What are your products telling you about your business? As technology and sensors become smaller and more inexpensive to develop and deploy, businesses will be able to easily…READ MORE
This is Part 1 of 5 in the" Evolution of Xively" blog series In order to tell the story of where Xively is heading, we need to first take a few steps back and look at LogMeIn's history. After 15 years and a number of successful products, one theme seems to be the core DNA…READ MORE
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The Internet of Things brings a great opportunity to create connected products and deliver new value for your customers. However, it also opens up dramatic new challenges with regards to security. Take our assessment below to evaluate your level of risk.READ MORE
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Come visit Xively at Dreamforce 2014 to see live demos, mingle at our party, or hear about the business of the IoT.READ MORE
Whoever came up with the saying "nothing is certain but death and taxes" should have added broken products to the list. As we all know, products don't last forever, at least not without some intervention. And the more parts they have, the more likely they are to break down. Some OEMs worry that the Internet…READ MORE
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Harry Potter fans rejoice! This fall there are several events to get wizards and Muggles ready for the first half of the final Harry Potter film installment. Chestnut Hill College's Quidditch team will be participating in three events this fall on the East Coast that are a must-see for Harry Potter fans.
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DURHAM, N.H. - The University of New Hampshire women's basketball team held its annual banquet on Thursday, May 5, at the UNH Alumni Center, celebrating the successes of the 2004-05 season and honoring some of the players who helped the Wildcats reach the semifinals of the conference tournament.
Lindsay Adams (Theresa, N.Y.) was named the team's Most Valuable Player after leading the squad in scoring (11.3 ppg) and rebounding (4.7 rpg). Adams, coming off foot surgery that kept her out of the 2003-04 season, earned Third Team All-Conference honors and reached double figures in scoring 18 times during the season, including a career-high 23 points at Albany on February 5.
Sophomore forward Kate Dillon (Overland Park, Kan.) was voted by her teammates and coaches as the squad's Most Improved Player. Dillon played in all 29 games, starting 23 of them and averaging 6.1 points and 3.6 rebounds per game. She shot 7-of-9 from the field in scoring a career-high 14 points in the America East quarterfinal victory over Albany on March 10.
The UNH defense improved in 2004-05, allowing four fewer points than in the previous season, and Whitney Edwards (Mount Vernon, N.Y.) was honored as the leader of that defense with the Defensive Player of the Year Award. She led the Wildcats and tied for first in America East with 59 steals, including a career-high seven steals in UNH's comeback from 25 points behind against eventual conference tournament champion Hartford on February 16.
The coaching staff awarded its Coaches Award to sophomore guard Meg Connolly (Nashua, N.H.). According to head coach Sue Johnson, Connolly "is a player who truly represents the ideals of a UNH hoopster." Connolly, who appeared in seven games during the season, was lauded for her unselfishness, her willingness to do whatever is asked of her, her passion, her hustle, and her consistent voice in cheering on her teammates.
The 2004-05 women's basketball team, 15-14 overall, finished third in the America East regular season standings with a 10-8 conference record and advanced to the conference tournament semifinals for the third time in four years. The Wildcats do not lose anybody for the 2005-06 season due to graduation and will have seniors-to-be Emily Hardy (Westbrook, Conn.) and Ebony Woods (Philadelphia, Pa.) as captains for next season.


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Hi! I guess the title is pretty straightforward. I recently just made David Lebovitz's Chocolate Scotcheroos and bought an enormous box of Rice Krispies to make them (try the recipe - you won't regret it!) Anyway, I am looking for other uses for Rice Krispies that aren't plain old Rice Krispies treats. Desserts are preferred. Thanks!
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Divided plates really help Alzheimer's
By Elizabeth
from Santa Rosa
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Comments about Divided Plates And Food Storage Containers:
My mom has Alzheimer's and the divided plates help her differentiate her food. The dividers are deep and wide and sturdy enough to push food against to help get it on a spoon. The solid colors of the plates are a good contrast and help her identify her food. The cover is air tight and I can prepare lunch ahead of time and it stays fresh. The top snaps nicely but not so snug you can't open it. Solved a big problem for us. For some reason, mom knows the dividers mean it's a dinner plate. She had come to think of regular plates as place mats and wouldn't eat off them. The plate could be a little heavier. Worried mom will try to carry her cup on the plate to the kitchen and it will bend or fall off. It seems a little weak for that. Could be a tad deeper, too, but that's just getting picky!
Bottom LineYes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By patay
from mastic ny
This was a bad choice. The cover doesn't stay put when plate is turned and it doesn't clean easily. The portion size is very shallow and you are still hungry after eating on plate. I wouldn't recommend this product but there aren't many choices to choose from. They don't make new stuff like they used to.
Bottom LineNo, I would not recommend this to a friend
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environmentally friendly
By green one
from CO
To use fewer disposables, I take one to restaurants as a doggie bag and to family gatherings to use instead of paper plates. Surprises me that no one ever notices/comments. I guess I am really invisible.
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Wonderful for leftovers!
By Jody the Queen
from Cumberland, MD
I use them for leftovers, to have meals ready to eat in the freezer, or even in the refrigerator if I am going to eat them in the next day or 2. I love them.
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By Kassidy
from New York
I been looking for a long time for these. I love them, I use them all the time. They are so handy for left overs for lunch and dinner next day.
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By cj
from Waynesville NC
The price is right, not as another company
Great Idea!!!!
By Donna the Cook
from Houston, TX
I'm excited!!!! Now I can prepare meals at the first of the week and be ready for my upcoming meals. I like to tell everyone to buy these plates and join the crowd.
"I would buy this product again and agai
By Hope
from Indianapolis IN
easy to use and so handy
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By Gwennie
from Philadelphia, PA
I purchased a similar product over ten years ago. The plates were deeper and although the lids were not vented,I never had a problem.More recently, I purchased a newer set one to two years ago.The lids are not vented and they warped the 1st time in the microwave. I was unable to find my receipt and they were to expensive to return.I may attempt trying another set with the hope that there has been vast improvement,as they are handy for preparing handicapped meals .
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I use this product to prepare meals for my sight-challenged 89 yr old mother. The smaller portion size is good for her & she can reach in the refrigerator & place in microwave. It has saved me much time & cooking. I bought 2 sets..now I can make a meatloaf, portion it out with mashed potatoes, gravy & veggies for over a week at a time.


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For many years, the Historic Districts Council,
along with a number of its Neighborhood Partners, have been advocating
for the preservation of the Admiral's Row houses in the Brooklyn
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in style from Italiate to Second Empire to Queen Anne, plus what
is likely the oldest surviving wooden timber shed in the United
States, are strong reminders of Brooklyn's naval history and the
central role the borough played in monitoring our country's defense
for more than a century.
Now development plans spearheaded by the Brooklyn
Navy Yard Economic Development Corporation (BNYEDC) threaten to
demolish these magnificent structures and replace them with a large-scale
destination supermarket. Since 2007 HDC has served as a consulting
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awful plastic surgery
Several people wanted to be like to have the beauty of gods and goddesses or just only want to become the most beautiful person you can. That is why they are planning to have a plastic surgery? This is not a bad idea at all. For in fact, if you have the necessary money and connections you can make this happen right away. You want this surgery because this is the best way to improve your appearance so that you will look younger even as you grow older. Just think about Michael Jackson, Nicole Kidman, and other famous celebrities. They look really beautiful even in their older age. This is because they benefit from the reward that plastic surgery brought. So why not try it?
But before doing that you must also consider awful plastic surgery which is the risks that are involved in having plastic surgery. Although plastic surgery is a less risk surgery, it is not guaranteed that you will have a hundred percent success. Plastic surgery carries awful plastic surgery risk that should be considered.
Not everyone can use anesthesia. There are some people who have an allergy to it. The probable awful plastic surgery that the anesthesia can bring to you are the airway obstruction, abnormal heart rhythms, brain damage, blood clots, heart attack, malignant hypothermia, nerve damage, temporary paralysis, stroke and lastly death.
These are all awful plastic surgery complications of anesthesia. That is why it is important that you have a check-up prior to undergoing anesthesia. You need to know either you are allergic or not. It could be very dangerous if these things are not prevented. But accidents are accidents and these are the risks that are involved in using anesthesia.
Plastic surgery cannot accurately make your dream look a hundred percent, because it is subject to an awful plastic surgery error. Unlike the promises that the surgery offers during commercials, in reality you cannot really make yourself look like Tom Cruise or Angelina Jolie a hundred percent. There are things really different from the original and the copy. Just as the philosophy of man says, every human being is mysterious and unique. So do not be obsessed with the looks of others. In your own little way you are also unique and beautiful.
You are taking a risk with your money because you cannot be sure that you are spending the right money for quality work. If not, you may have to pay for a more expensive redo afterward. So your money is really at risk here. If you have a lot of money it will not really bother you. But if you are only an average person you are really risking a large amount of money for work that is not guaranteed a hundred percent or even a ninety five percent of success.
There are a lot more of awful plastic surgery risks that are involved. It is important that you do your personal inquiry with regard to the awful plastic surgery risks that you might face in having a plastic surgery. Be sure to ask a lot of questions beforehand. It may save you a lot of heartache afterward.


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You're way too hungry to fall asleep.
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2. Look for something sweet like cake, pie, brownies, cookies, ice cream
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5. Resign yourself to being up all night anyway and have a cup of coffee with bacon, eggs and toast?
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The Arsenal forward complained of pain in the final warm-up before Sunday's victory over Stoke and was withdrawn from the starting line-up.
Arsene Wenger called the injury "a mystery" in the aftermath of the game but, according to the Arsenal website, further examination has revealed "slight damage to his posterior abdominal wall".
Walcott has been ruled out of Arsenal's next four games - trips to West Brom in the Capital One Cup and the Premier League, a league game at Swansea and Napoli's Champions League visit.
And he will be unavailable for England's closing Group H qualifiers against Poland and Montenegro - a Wembley double-header which will determine whether Roy Hodgson's side qualify for Brazil, go into the play-offs or miss out altogether.
Wenger said: "Theo will be out for a few weeks. He has developed some damage to his posterior abdominal wall. It's not a hernia, but it's a little structural problem in his abdomen.
"He will have the procedure in Germany on Wednesday and, because it's so minor, we can begin his rehab immediately.
"We are pleased it's being dealt with quickly and he shouldn't miss too many Arsenal matches. But he will miss the forthcoming international matches with England."
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HARBOR SPRINGS, MI (AP)-- The chairman of a northern Michigan Indian tribe says he'll sign a same-sex marriage bill Friday, then preside at the wedding of two men.
The legislative body of the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians voted 5-4 on March 3 to amend the Harbor Springs-based tribe's laws to allow same-sex marriages.
The Petoskey News-Review reports that tribal Chairman Dexter McNamara says he'll sign the bill Friday morning. McNamara then plans to officiate at the wedding of two longtime friends, 53-year-old tribe member Tim LaCroix and 60-year-old Gene Barfield.
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Video:How to Align Text in a CSS documentwith Don Schechter
This video demonstrates how to align text in a CSS document for your websiteSee Transcript
Transcript:How to Align Text in a CSS documentToday I will show you how to align text in a CSS document for your website.
Choose a CSS FileFirst open notepad, or if you are using a Mac open simple text. I'm going to use a previously saved CSS document. The paragraph tag is the first place to organize the content your web page. Paragraphs are set by default to align on the left. You can change the alignment using the text-align property. Type p, brace, enter, tab, text, dash, align, colon, right, semicolon. Don t forget to close the brace.
Save your CSS file and open your HTML file in a browser to see your changes. Everything that is within a paragraph is now aligned to the right. You can type center, which will center all the text within a paragraph tag. Or you can justify the text which will stretch the words across the paragraph block on both the left and right sides.
Align the ParagraphI want to align just this one paragraph to the right side. To align a single paragraph, in your CSS document type p, dot, right, brace, enter, tab, text dash align, colon right semicolon. Don t forget to close the brace. Save your CSS file and open your HTML file in your text editor. Within the paragraph tag that you want to align, type class equals right in quotes. Now in my browser you will see that this paragraph is aligned on the right.
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Being back on home ice didn't help the Otters on Monday night.
Erie could not get the bats going on Monday night at Prince George's Stadium as they dropped the series opener to the Bowie Baysox 9-4.
Erie enters Monday night's game in a 2-0 series hole.
Morgan spent the last 10 years as the head coach at Mercyhurst Prep.
USA Today says the deal could be complete next month.
The SeaWolves couldn't get the bats going on Sunday afternoon at Jerry Uht Park as they dropped the series finale with Trenton 4-2.
The Erie Explosion dominated the Port Huron Patriots on Sunday, 114-0.
In hockey, the Otters have learned their next playoff opponent.
Trojans Top Prep 5-0
Trojans and Colonels Suspended at Ainsworth
The SeaWolves got off to a fast start on Tuesday night at NYSEG Stadium but could not keep the momentum going as they dropped the series opener to the Mets 7-2.
Erie will play London or Guelph in the conference finals
Devin Williams shutout the Greyhounds for the second consecutive game.
SeaWolves take two of first three games on the season.
Erie owns a 2-0 series lead on Sault Ste. Marie in the conference semifinals.
After two day of weather issues, the SeaWolves finally took the field in 2014.
The Otters added two players who already have family ties to the roster.
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Former Mercyhurst Prep Coach Takes Over Braves
Erie Rained Out For First Opener since 2008
Students from Edinboro class to put on fundraiser
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After a record-breaking performance on Friday night, the BayHawks didn't disappointed in their encore.
The Otters will have to earn road wins to make it to the conference finals.
Also in college hoops, Behrend women's coach Roz Fornari retired after 21 seasons.
Curtis' Overtime Goal Eliminates Saginaw
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The Lady Scots second-half comeback propelled them back to Erie.
The Saginaw Spirit will come to Erie this weekend.
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I have imported the water component from the island demo, but can't figure out where to adjust the transparency for the water. I want to make it more opaque.
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When using the Simple mode in the water shader (as in free Unity), try adjusting the alpha value of the "Simple water horizon color". That should change the transparency of your water.
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Maybe I'm not doing this right... I went into the horizon color, looked at the sliders, adjusted the "A" (I'm assuming for "Alpha") slider at the bottom, and nothing seems to happen to the transparency of the water whatsoever...
Is there another place to adjust the alpha value?
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Defense Intelligence Agency director Michael T. Flynn reflected on the role of the DIA in U.S. security at the John F. Kennedy Jr. Forum Tuesday evening.
Flynn, who has served as the director since 2012, said that urbanization and population growth have altered the scale and scope of the nation's security challenges in recent decades.
"There are going to be large numbers of people in locations where there is not the strength of institutions that we take for granted in this country," said Flynn, estimating that close to 10 billion people will populate the world within the next few decades.
David E. Sanger '82, a senior writer for the New York Times and former Crimson editor, moderated the forum, asking Flynn questions about former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden.
Flynn expounded upon the leaks from the past year, emphasizing the institution's focus on identifying and tagging individuals behind intelligence breaches.
"I thought it was really fascinating because a lot of people think cyberattacks are these kind of computer-manifested problems," said Avika Dua '17. "It's more about understanding actual humans' intentions and capabilities, rather than the computer."
Flynn also commented on the post-Arab Spring era in the Middle East and its effect on the already tense discourse with the U.S. He doubted a forthcoming U.S. resolution, noting that civil and regional conflict is something that will continue into the future.
"The real challenge these days, and that is of concern for the international community, is the foreign element inside the extremist groups in Syria," Flynn said.
Beyond the discussion of current events, Flynn said he hoped the forum would educate the younger generation about the institution's evolving role in the context of modern-day security challenges.
"I hope [the audience] gain[ed] an appreciation for the demands our nation is facing in this 21st-century world," he said.
Carolyn R. Ye '17 agreed, noting that Flynn's analysis of Snowden's leaks and the DIA's response toward the leaks has clarified her understanding of U.S. intelligence groups.
"There's this whole mystique about the intelligence agencies," Ye said. "[The forum] cleared up a lot of misconceptions about the DIA."
Flynn ended the evening by acknowledging the difficulties of the past, yet looking forward.
"When you look at where we are today in the scale and the scope of some of the security challenges we face," Flynn said. "That is the here and now. We need to think about the future, your future."
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Last week, the AOKP (Android Open Kang Project) team released the first preview build of their ROM based on Jelly Bean for the GSM and CDMA variant of the Galaxy Nexus. Since then, they have released quite a few more preview builds with bug-fixes and more features.
However, going forward, Team Kang has decided to release 'nightly' builds for devices that are present in their source. Yes, the same nightly builds that the CM team has been doing for years now. The team does state that they may not release a new build every night, though. The nightly build system will help Team Kang in getting more feedback from the community for new bugs and features, and should accelerate the development process.
As of now, the AOKP source contains support for the GSM and CDMA variant of the Galaxy Nexus and the Nexus 7, so the nightly builds will be available for these devices only. Nightly builds for other devices will be released as soon as they are merged with the AOKP source.
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Not long ago I had a package show up here at the Gunmart Blog Test Kitchen from the good people over at Laserlyte. Inside of said package was their newest addition to their catalog of laser training devices… the LaserLyte Laser Plinking Cans.
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Review: LaserLyte Laser Plinking Cans
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Does this count as gun porn???
Alternate Headline: Fun with an f1.8
Yeah, its a pretty tall order for any photographer to try to photograph a blue-gun, non-gun, laser-gun, training trigger thingy and make it look sexy. Here is my rather poor attempt at such…
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Laserlyte takes my advice – Intros dual beam Center Mass laser
Laserlyte has something in the works that I suggested they should do a while back when I reviewed their Center Mass Laser… take their traditional K15 Kryptonyte laser and couple it with the Center Mass laser to give you the best of both worlds… a single or multi dot laser. The housing looks pretty cool too. Coming soon…
MSRP is $199
Laserlyte Reaction Tyme Trainer Targets Review
Not too long ago I had a package show up here at the Gunmart Blog Test Kitchen from the good people over at Laserlyte. Inside of said package was their latest and greatest training aid… The Reaction Tyme Trainer Targets.
Time to Train
Great headline
Bravo! – All aboard the laser train(ing) – Bravo!
Lil Chantilly has a review of the Laserlyte Laser training cartridge at the above link that you should check out.
I reviewed one a while back and still love it. I use the heck out of that thing and am sure that I will one day end up running it into the ground… I'll let you know if that ever happens.
*Amazon has the best price on them… here
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text: A few months ago I wrote a post showcasing 12 Awesome Pure CSS Designs and I had such a positive response, I decided to do another post. In fact, I even received messages, comments and emails from some of the designers who were featured. Other designers shared their work with me as well. After being introduced to even more amazing work after that post, the follow-up was easy. This time around, I'm focusing on the animation aspects of css. Some of these designs are also illustrated with Pure CSS. All showcase a myriad of things you can do with css. Read more ›