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I still think I might get the code from them but Im livid that they would flat out lie so badly on their order page. Who even knows how those dumb codes work or who controls them and why in the fricking world in this day and age would receiving a number in an email cost a dime. I guess this is just an extension of the overall communications scam of using public bandwidth and tax payer created technologies to rob us.
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I see huge volume, and I understand that means high demand.
But who is selling ? and WHY ?
Who is selling and Why all depends if you're a one or two humped camel.
I learned with acad to check sec filings. I asked on the board also why insiders were selling and found out these trades are automatic ... Still learning myself but researching the pipelines and FDA filing along with sec will help. Unmet needs a multi use drugs seem to b treating me well.
Well, I sold today to take some of the proceeds and purchase Dec $5 calls. The premium is small, and it allowed me to increase leverage this stock while it is in what I believe is will be a decent sustained run. It's riskier than owning the stock, but I think it's worthwhile risk at this time.
I bought 20 contracts of the Dec. $5 strike calls a couple weeks ago for $2.95 each I should have done more as they seem to be getting popular; wow volume 340 contracts today. I have a load of shares, some in long term tax situation. I was here in the winter and found Beaver, he was in the lodge with marlo-Brondo. It was sad, no signs of life. We started expanding our holdings big in the winter. Now we are a thriving community.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Every time somebody buys then somebody sells and opposite is true. Looks like just some selling to take gains in a steady way not really knowing what is coming. A steady transfer is good. Replace weak with strong. Somebody wins and somebody loses on every trade.
Well then if there are so many profit takes, would it be fair to assume that this uptick might stabilize or even dip a little bit ?


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Anyone know anything about such a unit? I hope I have the initials right (it's not in front of me). The motor is non-operational, easily replaceable, but before I go firing it up, I'd like to know if it needs to be lubricated (no obvious places to do this). When I turn the pulley by hand, and more so in one direction then the other, it pops or farts lol. I take it this is a good sign.
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it's a small compressor. The compressor proper is about 10" tall, 6" diameter. The motor does nothing. I can bolt a new motor on, but before I fire it up I want to perform any necessary maintenance. I plan to use it for cleaning, and airbrushing. It's probably noisy though.
if the motor does nothing, there is a chance that the problem is correctable easily. Maybe it is not wired right or some such.
like I said, I'll probably just toss the motor. Not sure if it had capacitors or not, but I'll check that. I have other motors readitly available. I was led to believe that this would be a standard 1725 rpm or whatever. What do you mean by "slow"? I'll check it for the oil plugs. Not likely a unit of this size would generate enough pressure when connected to an air gun to say clean out old electronic power supplies and whatnot? Is the popping/farting a good sign?
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Hi Chism, I just stumbled upon a W.R.Brown V type of air compressor today also. It turns over by hand and is a oil less type of unit. If you can't find any oil plugs on the housing then your,s is oil less too. I'm gonna run a 3450 RPM one and a half horse motor on it, should be interesting :)
A little more info would be helpful - in that "the motor is non-operational" really isn't enough. Motor completely dead, hums, turns slowly, smokes, spits sparks, what? Ken.
The brand is unimportant. I assume that if it is old, that it is a piston compressor with reed valves. Most of these had 2 cylinders side by side, a reed plate on top, and an oil sump in the bottom. The crank was driven by a large, heavy combination fan/flywheel turned by a slow RPM motor. There should be a round sight glass or a plug about 2" off the bottom and another one lower. This is where the oil is splashed onto the crank bearings by a dipper blade. The bottom plug is to drain the crankcase, the upper plug is the fill line.
The reason many are asking you about the motor, is that it is very possible that the capacitor is out. The motor that was on it should have one or two "lumps" on the outside of the case. The high voltage capacitors that are in these lumps typically cost less than $10 and are easy to replace. If it just hums, make sure you are plugging it into the correct voltage. Most of these required 220V, some could be wired either way. Check the motor plate, a 220 wound motor will just hum with 110 (but it won't hum long). If you have to replace the motor make sure about rotation. The flywheel should have a direction arrow on the casting.
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La nostra casa 1734 Manor è arroccato sulla cresta di una fattoria di 50 acri ed è parte di una sovvenzione di terra d'origine da William Penn. Comodamente situato a 30 miniutes a sud ovest di Philadelphia, nel cuore del centro storico Brandywine Vally, Sweetwater Farm dispone di 14 camere - tre in originale 1734 Agriturismo Quaker e 4 nel 1815 più formale ala georgiana con caminetto e letti a baldacchino. Ci sono anche 7 cottage degli ospiti che sono animali da compagnia e adatto ai bambini. In terra piscina, jacuzzi e centro fitness sono sulla proprietà.
4,6 su giugno 01, 2016
We visited friends who were celebrating their wedding anniversary. We had lunch, swam in the delightful pool, enjoyed the flowers, gardens, wine, and lunch. What a place! clean and calming!
5 su agosto 30, 2015
Best Of The Best. Spent Our 33 Year Anniversary And Again On My Birthday. Awesome Sauce
4,0 su novembre 16, 2014
Lovely property, well maintained and pleasant helpful staff. My room was well appointed and large. The bed was one I wished to take home with me, very comfortable. Great location, near many attractions in this beautiful countryside. Loved having the honor system for our nightly wine sojourn and having drinks on the large covered porch evoked memories of a Southern novel. Hope to return in the near future.
3,6 su luglio 09, 2014
Sweetwater Farm is a lovely B&B. It is set in a gorgeous property. The view from the breakfast room of the beautiful fields with horses is stunning. The room I stayed in was stylish and comfortable. The breakfasts were delicious.
4,6 su aprile 23, 2014
My wife and I received a friendly welcome from all the people we met at Sweetwater. Everybody treated us as most welcome guests and the accommodation and dining exceeded our expectations. We were recommended to stay at the Farm by family and we would certainly recommend Sweetwater to all our friends. We hope that the people at Sweetwater continue to do well as they offer an outstanding service and value.
4,2 su febbraio 12, 2014
I was blown away by the beauty, quality, and attention to detail of the decor. As a design professional, I marveled at the clever and comfortable uses of unique spaces and the well-chosen antiques. Sweetwater Farm is a tribute to talented and passionate innkeepers.
4,0 su luglio 25, 2013
Stayed at SWF for a long weekend and enjoyed the comfort, quiet, and atmosphere of this fine B&B. Breakfasts were made to order and excellent. We'd definitely come back.
4,2 su luglio 15, 2013
We especially enjoyed meeting the resident animals and having contact with all the friendly canine visitors!!
4,6 su luglio 08, 2013
We had an outstanding stay at the Sweetwater Farm. We arrived late, and the innkeeper was very accomodating in leaving the key and directions to our room. The room was in great condition, very clean and comfortable. The only issue we had was that we didn't know where breakfast was served the first morning! It all worked out fine though - and the food was excellent. The wines were excellent and everyone we talked to were very friendly! All in all, an excellent place to stay!
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The warmth of the historic home was soothing, the rooms were beautiful, cozy and the gas fireplace warmed the room. I loved seeing the flames and the shadows of the lights from the flames illuminated on the walls. The staff was kind, warm, welcoming and happy. You feel like a part of the family. My husband and I played scrabble in the kitchen at night, we played pool in the parlor and I played the piano. I had a hectic 2 months on long island and this weekend vacation allowed us to decompress, calm down and be happy surrounded by a utopia and many interesting things to do not far from the B&B. We sat on the lovely grand terrace while watching young adults sitting in the adirondack chairs on the property around the fire pit. Laughs and conversation were heard and the cool breeze swept through the property and the flames of the fire pit blew in the breeze and looked like fireflies in flight. I have booked several cottages and rooms in the main house for Labor Day weekend for my family and friends to come. My husband and I truly love Sweatwater Farm and its staff and thank them so much for making our stay a memorable and special one. The vineyards on the property were beautiful and lush, and the wine tasting was fun! The staff explained with knowledge, the types of wines that we tasted and we bought a bottle back to the house with us and drank in the privacy of our warm room. Thank you Thank you!!!
Philadelphia, PA (PHL) 13 miles
Da Nord: prendere la New Jersey Turnpike per le PA Turnpike, poi prendere l'uscita # 333 (Mid-Contea di Rt 476) Segui Rt 476 South fino all'uscita 5 # (Rt 1 Springfield / Lima) seguire Rt 1 South verso Lima. Viaggio di circa 6 miglia a una luce alla Vally Road. il Franklin Mint sarà sulla sinistra. Girare a destra sulla Valley Rd, percorrere 1,3 miglia a dead-end a Forge Rd - fare destro e sinistro imediate di continuare a seguire Valley Road. Vai 7/10ths di un miglio a Sweetwater Road. (Solo sulla sinistra). Fai sinistra e 1/2 miglio sulla sinistra sarà l'ingresso di Sweetwater Farm. Da Sud: 95 a nord di Rt 202 nord a Rt 1 nord. Viaggia a circa 5 miglia a Franklin Mint sulla destra, girare a sinistra su Valley Rd e seguire le indicazioni sopra alla fattoria.
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I haven't given up hope yet, though. With my first baby, I took 3 hpts and the first 2 came up bfn. So I don't have good luck with tests. I took one 2 days ago, and it was bfn. Anyone else in the same boat??? I called my ob-gyn to make an appointment, but he won't be in til the 9th, so if no af by then, I'm gonna call back and make an appointment!!!!
if i did concieve, how long should it be before a regular test (from walmart) will come up bfp? i thought it was 5 days after your missed af, but i should have gotten af 8 days ago. 8 DAYS!!! The suspense is killing me! :((
Anyone else in the same boat, or similar? any bfps? i made a post when i was 11dpo, did any of those people get a bfp yet? talk to me! I need conversation to put my edginess on edge. LOL


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Our country is taking attendance to see who's here. A national Census -- required by the Constitution -- takes place every 10 years to determine how many U.S. House members each state has, based on population. It also affects how federal money is split among communities for hospitals, schools, job training, public works projects, emergency services and other needs.
Forms began hitting 120 million mailboxes last week. Most households get a 10-question short version, which the Census Bureau says takes 10 minutes or less to answer. From April through July, Census takers will visit or contact households that didn't respond.
The overall cost of the Census is $7.4 billion in 2010, including a $338-million communications budget to cover ads, mailings and local promotions to boost participation. Groups being targeted include college students, who're urged to list current locations -- not family homes. In Flint, Mich., civic boosters and the Census Bureau last Sunday gave prizes totaling $2,300 to four local college students who created one-minute videos spreading the word. The one below by Robert Burack, a freshman at the University of Michigan-Flint, was among the finalists.
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Completion of Acquisition or Disposition of Assets, Other Events, Financial Statem
On October 25, 2012, CafePress Inc. ("CafePress") completed its previously
announced acquisition of EZ Prints, Inc. ("EZ Prints"). The acquisition was made
pursuant to an Agreement and Plan of Merger (the "Merger Agreement"), entered
into as of October 5, 2012, by and among CafePress, EZ Prints, Sunday Morning
Merger Sub Inc., a Delaware corporation and a wholly-owned subsidiary of
CafePress ("Merger Sub") and, as Stockholder Representative, Fortis Advisors
LLC. Pursuant to the terms of the Merger Agreement, Merger Sub merged with and into EZ Prints (the "Merger"). As a result of the Merger, Merger Sub ceased to exist and EZ Prints survived as a wholly-owned subsidiary of CafePress.
At the effective time of the Merger, all outstanding shares of capital stock of EZ Prints held by the stockholders of EZ Prints (the "EZP Stockholders") were converted into the right to receive an initial closing payment in the aggregate amount of $30,000,000, subject to customary adjustments and other transaction expenses (the "Initial Merger Consideration"). The Merger Agreement also provides for earn-out consideration whereby the EZP Stockholders have contingent rights to receive up to $10 million based on achievement of certain performance targets for the acquired business over the twelve months following the closing of the Merger. To the extent that such performance targets are achieved, the first $2.7 million will be paid in either CafePress common stock or cash, at the election of the receiving EZP Stockholders, which election was made prior to the closing of the Merger with 6% of EZP Stockholders electing stock and 94% electing cash. Any remainder of the $10 million, if earned, above $2.7 million would be paid out solely in cash. The Merger Agreement provides that the value of each share of common stock to be issued as part of the earn-out consideration will be $9.24. Accordingly, if the performance targets are achieved in full, CafePress will issue approximately 555 shares of CafePress common stock with an aggregate value of $5,128.20 (based on the value of $9.24 per share) to three former stockholders of EZ Prints, and the remaining earn-out consideration will be paid in cash.
The Merger Agreement also provides that $4.5 million of the Initial Merger Consideration will be placed into an escrow account to settle certain claims for indemnification for breaches or inaccuracies in EZ Prints' representations and warranties, covenants and agreements and other indemnifiable claims.
Effective with the closing of the Merger Agreement, Mr. Wes Herman, the previous Chief Executive Officer of EZ Prints, entered into an employment agreement with CafePress. The employment agreement provides Mr. Herman a salary of $300,000 annually and a contingent right to receive up to $1 million at the date that is twelve months after the closing of the Merger based on the achievement of the same performance targets for the acquired business as the earn-out consideration metrics.
The above description of the Merger Agreement is qualified in its entirety by reference to the full text of the Merger Agreement, which is filed as Exhibit 2.1 to CafePress' Current Report on Form 8-K dated October 10, 2012 and incorporated herein by reference.
On October 31, 2012, the Company issued a press release announcing the completion of the EZ Prints acquisition. A copy of the press release is attached to this Current Report on Form 8-K as Exhibit 99.1 and is incorporated herein by reference in its entirety.
Forward Looking Statements
This Form 8-K contains certain forward-looking statements within the meaning of
Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, including but not limited to statements regarding the Merger and the consideration to be paid in connection with the Merger. Actual events or results may differ materially from those contained in these forward-looking statements. Among the factors that could cause future events or results to vary from those contained in the forward-looking statements include, without limitation, risks and uncertainties arising from the integration of EZ Prints following the Merger with CafePress. In addition, please refer to the periodic reports that CafePress files with the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC"), including on Forms 10-Q and 8-K and the risk factors noted therein. The SEC filings by CafePress identify and address other important factors that could cause events or results to vary from the forward-looking statements set forth in this Form 8-K. CafePress is under no duty to update any of the forward-looking statements after the date of this Form 8-K to conform to actual results.
(a) Financial Statements of Business Acquired
The financial statements required by Item 9.01(a) of Form 8-K will be filed by amendment to this Current Report on Form 8-K not later than 71 days from the date that the initial report on Form 8-K must be filed.
(b) Pro Forma Financial Information
The pro forma financial statements required by Item 9.01(b) of Form 8-K will be filed by amendment to this Current Report on Form 8-K not later than 71 days from the date that the initial report on Form 8-K must be filed.
(d) Exhibits
Exhibit No. Description 2.1 Agreement and Plan of Merger dated October 5, 2012, by and among CafePress Inc., Sunday Morning Merger Sub Inc., EZ Prints, Inc., and Fortis Advisors LLC, as Stockholder Representative (incorporated by reference to Exhibit 2.1 to CafePress' Current Report on Form 8-K dated October 10, 2012). 99.1 Press Release of CafePress Inc., dated October 31, 2012.


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In this remarkable work, Reuters has assembled a collection of stunning images of Pope John Paul II alongwith a powerful text that gives fresh insight into the leader of the worldUs one billion Catholics andcharts his implacable opposition to communism, which changed the course of history.
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NEW YORK -- The 2013 Yankees are a lot like their captain -- they are tough, but they keep on breaking down.
Derek Jeter and his team are hurting, their season is approaching the brink, but there is no telling yet if they are completely done. Joe Girardi lifted Jeter because he noticed that the captain was running a little funny on his surgically repaired left ankle. The Yankees sent Jeter for a CT scan, which they said was negative. There is no word on when he might play again.
With a .190 average and limited range, his loss is as much symbolic as anything else because he has not been the same legendary player in his first 17 games of his season. Still, if the Yankees are going to have a chance, they need everyone.
The Yankees are 142 games into the season and are 75-67 following their epic back-to-back meltdowns with a crushing loss by an overmatched pitching staff. The Yankees lost 13-9 to the Boston Red Sox on Saturday, but the final tally had the same cosmetics of an NBA team making a late fourth-quarter run, only to fall short. They were down 12-3 after five.
While they are on the verge of being swept in a punishing fashion by their rivals, the Yankees' season is still not over, even if it feels that way. There are 20 games to go and the Yankees enter Sunday 2½ games behind the Rays for the second wild card. The Rays lost to the Mariners on Saturday night.
In their final three games at home, Sept. 24-26, the Yankees play the Rays. Then they finish the season with three against baseball's worst team, the Houston Astros. So if the Yankees are in striking distance at that point, they could provide some excitement in this 2013 season.
Their lineup looks up for the task. In the past three games against Boston, they have scored a total of 25 runs. The problem is they have allowed a historic amount of runs.
The Red Sox have scored nine or more runs in the each of the first three games. This is the first time this has happened by a visiting team in these parts since the Yankees were called the Highlanders, according to ESPN Stats & Info. Back in 1912, the Red Sox dropped nine or more runs in four games. The old Cleveland Naps did it for three in 1911.
On Sunday, the Yankees turn to Hiroki Kuroda to avoid the sweep.
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Overall, the focus of the pitching failures has been on CC Sabathia and Phil Hughes, but it is time for Kuroda to again pitch like a No. 2 starter, if not an ace. In his first 24 starts, Kuroda had a 2.33 ERA. In his past four starts, that number has been 7.43. The Red Sox have beaten Kuroda three of four times this season.
On Saturday, lefty David Huff was overmatched by Boston. He retired the side in order in the first with two strikeouts, but then he couldn't escape an inning without severe scrapes. He would leave with one out in the fourth and ultimately would be charged with nine runs (all earned) on eight hits. It is hard to imagine that Thursday in Baltimore, the Yankees will not return Phil Hughes to the rotation. Girardi was noncommittal.
The plague that infested the Yankees' bats the first few months has now infected their arms. Hughes' ineffectiveness led to Huff starting, but there could have been other options if not for injuries.
David Phelps' right forearm, Michael Pineda's shoulder and Vidal Nuno's groin eliminated them from taking the mound.
Behind Huff, the Yankees did not have much support. David Robertson's shoulder is aching, Boone Logan's left arm is sore and Shawn Kelley's triceps kept him out one more day, while Hughes and Joba Chamberlain have dislocated their potential.
This left Girardi to turn to relievers with names like Jim Miller and Brett Marshall and anyone who could find a couple of outs.
The Yankees are falling apart, which has been the story of Jeter's season. The captain received some good news late on Saturday afternoon, but there still is no telling when he can return.
"There is no time for the wary here," Brian Cashman said. "He is the king of toughness."
He and his team better be, if there is going to a run to October this fall.


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ASM Live at #ICAAC / ICC - Gilead's Stribild Demonstrates Improved Safety and Efficacy Among Women Who Switched from a Multi-Pill Antiretroviral Drug Regimen
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NBA Draft 2011 is inching ever closer and there promises to be an intriguing set of underclassmen this year.
North Carolina freshman sensation Harrison Barnes had an eye-opening performance in the NCAA Tournament and his development throughout the season showed just how much potential he could really have.
There's also Duke guard Kyrie Irving, who could very well go No. 1 in the draft if he declares, despite being injured for most of this season. His ceiling is just that high.
UConn's Kemba Walker has certainly shown he's not afraid of the big stage, if his performances in the Big East Tournament and March Madness tell us anything. He's led the Huskies to the Final Four.
Don't forget Kansas' Marcus Morris, who projects to be taken ahead of his twin brother, Markieff, in the 2011 NBA Draft.
Then there's Kentucky's duo of Brandon Knight and Terrence Jones, with their play getting the Wildcats to the Final Four. Knight has already hit two game-winners in the tournament.
The darkhorse is the raw but explosive Perry Jones of Baylor, whose season ended on a low note with an NCAA suspension that extends to next season, if he chooses to stay with the Bears.
And, of course, we can't forget about Kawhi Leonard of San Diego State, who lifted the Aztecs to the Sweet Sixteen before getting toppled by Walker's Huskies.
For a look at how each player grades out in the 2011 NBA Draft, follow along after the (page) break.


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Wait-and-See Drama With 99L Will Continue For Up to Another WeekBy Dr. Jeff Masters
August 26, 2016
The week-long wait-and-see drama will continue for up to another week with the large but disorganized tropical wave (Invest 99L) chugging west-northwest at 10 mph through The Bahamas. At this point, pretty much any outcome you can imagine is still on the table--failure to develop, development into a weak but rainy tropical storm, or intensification into a hurricane over the Gulf of Mexico.
Hottest Reliably Measured Air Temperatures on Earth: PART TWOBy Christopher C. Burt
August 19, 2016
In my previous blog I discussed the various contenders for what might be the hottest reliably measured air temperatures on Earth. That blog focused on those that were most likely not reliable for various reasons. In this blog I will briefly list those that I believe to be the most reliably measured. This takes into account such factors as climatology (general and specific to the sites at time of observation), properly exposed instrumentation, and good correspondence with other temperature observations in the vicinity of the record-breaking site(s).
An extraordinary meteorological event; was one of its results a 1000-year flood?By Stu Ostro
October 5, 2015
The confluence of meteorological ingredients the first weekend in October 2015 resulted in an extraordinary weather event with severe impacts. Was one of them a 1000-year flood?
Why the Arrest of a Science-Loving 14-year-old MattersBy Shaun Tanner
September 16, 2015
By now, many of you have heard or read about the arrest of Ahmed Mohamed, a 14-year-old high school student from Irving, Texas. Ahmed was arrested because school officials called the police after he showed one of his teachers his homemade clock. Mistaken for a bomb, Ahmed was taken into custody, interrogated, shamed, suspended (still on suspension today, Wednesday), and reprimanded. All of this after it has been found that the "device" he brought to school was indeed, a homemade clock.


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The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court weighed in on an ugly property rights case last Friday concerning some beautiful beachfront on Martha's Vineyard. In White v. Hartigan, SJC 11072 (Feb. 8, 2013), the Court considered whether a deed conveying "the beach" in 1841 sufficed to give the plaintiffs title to "the beach" in 2004, notwithstanding that in the intervening century and a half the original beach had vanished beneath the waves. The Court had little difficulty concluding that, absent an express grant of a moveable parcel, no moveable parcel existed and the plaintiffs' claims were properly dismissed.
In the case, the Norton and Flynn families, tracing their property rights back to the same scion, enjoyed each others' company for over a century as upland property owners in a corner of Martha's Vineyard (near Edgartown for those familiar with the island). But bosom friends may not stay best friends forever. Such was the case here and they had a falling out. Among other things, in deeds conveying parcels of the Norton family property, a reservation was made claiming fractional rights in the beach identified in the 1841 deed, notwithstanding that that beach no longer existed. That was of no matter claimed the Nortons; "they maintain[ed] that their predecessors in title created a beach parcel with a moveable northern boundary that shifts with the landward migration of the beach." The Flynns contested this theory and the Nortons sued.
The basis for the Nortons' claim was that "the deeds in their chain of title contain either no landward (northern ) boundary or reference as a landward boundary only moveable natural monuments, thereby creating a moveable parcel." The Court was "not persuaded."
Although the seaward boundaries of property on the littoral might be moveable, the landward boundary was not. To hold otherwise would promote instability of property rights and would be inequitable to upland property owners who (if the moveable property boundary rule applied) would have no opportunity for the benefit of accretion to seaward, but would bear all the risk of erosion from the sea.
Nor did the language of the original 1841 deed help the Nortons' cause. The case law was clear that references to impermanent monuments or boundaries did not establish a moveable boundary line. Instead, "the boundary 'must be taken to refer to the condition of the land at the time the deed was given.'" The Nortons' 1841 boundary of arable land and ponds was ascertainable and their beach parcel was under water.
This ruling was certainly not groundbreaking, but it is significant nonetheless. The precedents relied on by the Court were of an era where rising sea levels raised no concerns. To be sure, erosion occurred, but no one considered that long-term (even perpetual) submergence might be a more accurate description of what was going on at the shore. Not so today. One can find, for example, maps of how sea level rise will specifically affect Martha's Vineyard. And Boston has a new report released just last week, Preparing for the Rising Tide.
One prediction of a response to sea level rise will be the evolution of the common law to protect society's interests. As Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. wrote in 1888 in The Common Law:
The substance of the law at any given time pretty nearly corresponds, so far as it goes, with what is then understood to be convenient; but its form and machinery, and the degree to
which it is able to work out desired results, depend very much upon its past.
The Nortons' theory of a moveable parcel to protect their interests from seaside erosion, could just as easily be applied to seaside submergence. In either case, however, the common law does not suggest their remedy. The past does not lead to their desired result; nor, apparently, does Massachusetts' highest court find it convenient.
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