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Description for 13732 Legend Way UNIT 101, Broomfield CO, 80023
Premier location, gaze out your front door at Falls, Pond & Mtns, Views of Plaster Reservoir off master bedroom patio. Inside has upscale granite & marble, stainless appliances in kitchen, maytag washer & dryer, laundry tub, spacious rooms.
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Sold Date:10/06/2014
The Falls At Legend Trail - Broadlands
2 Full
1,335 (approx)
Premier location, gaze out your front door at Falls, Pond & Mtns, Views of Plaster Reservoir off master bedroom patio. Inside has upscale granite & marble, stainless appliances in kitchen, maytag washer & dryer, laundry tub, spacious rooms.
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The Falls At Legend Trail - Broadlands
1,335 Sq. Ft. (approx)
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|From: Eli Barzilay (eli at barzilay.org)
Date: Sat May 6 22:09:03 EDT 2006
On May 6, Hans Oesterholt-Dijkema wrote: > See attached SWIG setup code for mzgtk2. > [...] On May 6, Hans Oesterholt-Dijkema wrote: > > > Don't understand how to use both if like Eli said, they both seem > > to do the same. > > > SWIG is a parser and a generator. The current generator generates C > glue code. Instead of generating C glue code, FFI (i.e. scheme) glue > code could be generated. 1. The SWIG code that you sent doesn't do anything with the Scheme foreign interface. 2. It won't help you deal with the difficulties of interfacing C++ libraries. In any case -- yes, it's a good idea to use SWIG to generate the Scheme interface description -- and it would even be better to do it in Scheme, given a C header parser. (Joe Marshall had a working parser if anyone's interested in taking that.) In any case, you can either approach this dynamically and create the interface at run-time, or statically and distribute a pre-made interface. SWIG will work for a pre-made interface, as a number of other approaches, including parsing header files, or the SGL approach of compiling and running a small C file that spits out the required information (mostly integer sizes). The problem is that all of these require you to distribute a fixed interface, which might break on user machines that have different setups. The dynamic approach is much better, but things become more difficult -- you probably won't have SWIG on the user machine, possibly not even GCC. Even if you can parse header files, you may not have them... There's no simple way around this without the required meta-information... It's the basic problem of living in a world of meta-information-less C libraries. There are some libraries, like ImageMagick, that are really good for foreign interfaces. In the ImageMagick case, the library can have a different-sized integer as the basic type that is used -- and you get a function in the interface that returns this size, which makes it easy to bind it dynamically. -- ((lambda (x) (x x)) (lambda (x) (x x))) Eli Barzilay: http://www.barzilay.org/ Maze is Life!
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Apple wants to create as much distance as possible between the company and the federal government as possible. As the NSA scandal trundles along, Apple has gone ahead and issued a transparency report.
Apple is vehemently against Washington's "gag order" concerning national security orders.
Apple's taken a firm stance by shoring up its complete data information with the report.
Apple says they "never received an order under Section 215 of the USA Patriot Act" and furthermore that they "would challenge such an order" was ever served.
Apple has defended its out of country dealings by saying that information requests are not always complied with, therefore a track record of every single request received can't be wholly complied with. Otherwise, Apple is keen to note that they keep track of each and every request received.
The transparency report looks very complete. One needs only to look upon the graph as the account information listing has been made public.
This issue has touched a nerve with this writer and honestly I can never write what I don't want to as big government continues to be at odds with big business.
P.S.: As a personal aside to this article, I want everyone reading this blog to be clear on the transparency issue as government policing has affected other internet companies as the quest to account for every single move one makes as a business, openly and publicly, can be counterintuitive to a company's maneuvering .
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In the Inventory I need to amend the date to read UK style and currency from $ to £
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Jun 26, 2007 at 8:50 UTC
I was going to suggest a hack to the underlying Ruby code but it appears that Spiceworks has gotten wise to us hackers and encrypted their pages. Sneaky devils. So you may have to wait for an update at some point to have that built in to the software.
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Jun 26, 2007 at 12:19 UTC
As far as changing the currency symbol, there is a way to do this.
Go to the Settings -> Advanced tab
and /pro to the end of the current url
go to the bottom of the page, and enter a different currency symbol. You might have to use the html escape sequence for the symbol such as £ - and ampersand followed by the string pound followed by a semicolon.
Jun 26, 2007 at 12:24 UTC
I told you they were sneaky.
So for the UI, does this mean this is the Advanced Advanced area?
And I noticed you used my links to post the new information. I just get used and abused even more. I think I need to get paid for this. :P
Jun 26, 2007 at 12:34 UTC
MAiNSTRIKE - your tireless contributions to this community are much appreciated!!! Without the support of our community users like you, our product would be much less interactive, and wouldn't improve as quickly.
Jun 27, 2007 at 9:31 UTC
advanced advanced settings indeed, now us UK users can have A4 page sizes as well as the right currency symbol
Jun 27, 2007 at 9:47 UTC
Personally I think the US and Canada should adopt the ISO standard for paper size as well but I think it will be a long time coming if it ever happens.
Jun 27, 2007 at 10:03 UTC
Tell that to the 40 engineers sitting outside my office*. A, B, C, & D size is all they know.
God forbid they should try to print a document from overseas that defaults to A4. IT help requests abound.
*Actually, it's a cube, but one can dream. Maybe I should put some tape on the floor. Les Nessman is my hero!
Jun 27, 2007 at 10:15 UTC
the number of times I have had problems from users not being able to print due to it being set to "Letter" instead of A4 because we are in the UK and that is the standard that we use, hardware is fine it's normally software that causes the problems.
Jun 27, 2007 at 10:19 UTC
Uh oh, I stirred it up. Perhaps I should start another thread.
Jul 4, 2007 at 1:51 UTC
hihi, and I tried a few times to change the currency symbol by entering a € sign. But it kept updating the screen forever without the desired effect. (this was in the /pro screen)
little retarded me :)
it should have been
Jul 12, 2007 at 4:23 UTC
Thank,s Francis, this is gfab for us brits !!!!
Jul 14, 2007 at 10:22 UTC
I was equally blonde - for UK Sterling this will obviously be
Jul 14, 2007 at 8:36 UTC
Sorry - we should have been more explicit on what to type. Other standard html symbols can be found here -
Jul 15, 2007 at 4:17 UTC
Just a thought - why not either take this from the system default (must be possible) or during the install the choice of currency is presented - this <i>is</i> quite a buried feature and won't be an uncommon request!
Jul 17, 2007 at 11:51 UTC
That is a good thought. We squezed this feature into 1.6 at the last minute and didn't have time to fully integrate. We will get there in a follow on release...
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DETROIT -- Five observations on the Pittsburgh Steelers, based on the preseason game of Aug. 14 against the Detroit Lions:
1. It's dangerous to read too much into any preseason game, let alone the opener, but there certainly seemed to be some symbolism on Saturday when Duce Staley was the starting tailback for the Steelers ahead of Jerome Bettis. The two had been splitting time in training camp and coach Bill Cowher indicated that there has been no decision made on the starter for the regular season and that Bettis will probably run with the first unit in the second exhibition outing. Still, the Saturday game was in Bettis' home town, he had a large contingent of family and friends in attendance at Ford Field and Staley got the call. Staley also got 11 carries, rushing for 45 yards, and looked both aggressive and spry in his first action with the Steelers, who signed the former Philadelphia starter as a free agent in the spring. It sure appeared the Pittsburgh staff wanted to get a good look at the seven-year veteran running behind the No. 1 offensive line, since he carried on nine of the 12 plays in the Steelers' initial series of the game, a drive that concluded when Staley fumbled through the end zone for a touchback. Bettis dramatically reduced his '04 salary to dodge the cap casualty ax in the offseason, but one has to wonder will that be enough to keep him on the roster. He carried five times for just five yards on Saturday, looked slow to the hole, and couldn't move the pile on consecutive second-and-one and third-and-one plays. In defense of Bettis, he was playing with the No. 2 offensive line, which had all kinds of problems, but he still looked ponderous. The 32-year-old Bettis hasn't posted a 1,000-yard season since 2001 and, over the last two years, averaged just 3.4 yards per carry. "The Bus" is such a great guy, a true ambassador for the game, that you hate to see his career end. But one has to wonder if there's any serviceable tread left on his tires. Staley is much quicker to the hole, a far better receiver and, while no youngster himself, is still three years younger than Bettis. It doesn't help Bettis, either, that second-year tailback Dante Brown had a very nice game, or that the Steelers think third-year pro Verron Haynes can play in the NFL and seem to like free agent rookie Willie Parker. It's hard to imagine the Steelers minus Bettis. But after a disastrous '03 campaign in which Pittsburgh had its worst rushing season since the 1970 merger, and ranked 31st in rushing offense, the Steelers need somebody to re-energize the ground game. From here, it sure looks like Staley, who had three 1,000-yard seasons with the Eagles, will be the guy in whom Pittsburgh entrusts its running game.
2. Notable is that Staley churned out much of his yardage against the Lions behind the left side of the Pittsburgh offensive line. That is significant because injuries in 2003 meant the left side, tackle Marvel Smith and guard Alan Faneca, started just six games together last year. In fact, Faneca, who has played in three consecutive Pro Bowl contests, had to slide out to left tackle when Smith was sidelined by a pinched nerve in his neck, and actually started nine games there. It's key for the Steelers, though, to get the line back on track. The injury to Smith, and the discovery that right guard Kendall Simmons suffers from a hyperglycemia, a diabetes-like condition, really ravaged the unit last year. The fact Pittsburgh ran the ball so poorly in '03 certainly was attributable in part to the injury woes and the inability to get the starters on the field together. Line coach Russ Grimm is one of the NFL's best at his job, and his excellence earned him an interview with Chicago for the head coach vacancy there, but there was no way he could cobble together a solid unit last year. The line in general has played well in camp but the left side, where both starters are former high-round picks, is where everything starts. Center Jeff Hartings is very good, although his knees continue to pose some long-term problems, and Simmons was on his way to becoming one of the NFL's best young guards before his illness caused him to lose considerable weight. There appear to be, though, two problem areas: Oliver Ross still doesn't look like the ultimate answer at right tackle and might still be pushed in preseason by journeyman Todd Fordham. Second, the Steelers don't have much depth at all on the line. The No. 3 tackle, Barrett Brooks, was terrible on Saturday night, allowing at least one sack and being twice flagged for holding penalties. The Steelers couldn't afford all of the injuries that struck them in 2003 and things haven't changed in that regard.
3. If you have played pass defense as poorly as the Steelers have in recent seasons -- even with statistical improvement from No. 20 in 2002 to 11th last year, Pittsburgh was shoddy in its "back end" performance -- it's time for a change. And the Steelers secondary unit has undergone a pretty dramatic overhaul, with three new starters, leaving left cornerback Chad Scott the lone holdover. The three new front-liners -- right cornerback Deshea Townsend, free safety Chris Hope and strong safety Troy Polamalu -- have an aggregate 16 starts among them. And all of those have been by Townsend, the team's longtime "nickel" cornerback and a six-year veteran whose lack of size might be of some concern. But the team was correct in opting to get younger and the "greening" of the secondary is apt to be an ongoing theme for the future, perhaps even during the regular season. From our vantage point, the potential star of the group is Polamalu, the first-round pick in 2003 who did not play much as a rookie. The former Southern Cal star is a terrific athlete, a big hitter who probably runs better than all but a few safeties in the NFL, but who will have to progress quickly with his on-the-job training. Polamalu, whose immense mane dangles down below his helmet, is hard to miss, and not just because of his hair. He is very active and the bet here is that defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau, who is usually quite creative when he has a safety of Polamalu's athletic skills, will use him in all sorts of innovative ways. Hope didn't play on Saturday because of a minor injury, so it's tough to get a read on him, although word is he has enjoyed a productive camp. The one cautionary note for Hope, and really for the rest of the new starters in the secondary, is that LeBeau's scheme is incredibly complicated. Hope has the added pressure of calling the coverage packages and assimilating the mental side of things, for him and the others, will be an element that bears pretty close scrutiny. Watch for a pair of young corners, Ike Taylor and Ricardo Colclough, to get lots of playing time and maybe, by 2005, to become the starters. Taylor was a fourth-round pick in 2003, has the kind of size everyone likes at the position, and is already entrenched as the "nickel" guy. Colclough was the team's second-rounder this spring and the former Tusculum star is very, very raw. But he is going to get chances to demonstrate his obvious but underdeveloped skills, probably as a kick returner first, as a rookie. He had three tackles and a pass defensed on Saturday, appeared very confident, and can run. He also returned two kickoffs for 78 yards and four punts for 53 yards. The Steelers already have a tremendous return threat in wideout Antwaan Randle El, but the presence of Colclough augurs all kinds of possibilities. One other thing to watch for on defense: With LeBeau back for a second stint as coordinator, linebacker Joey Porter will have a big year, for sure. Porter experienced a setback last year when he suffered a gunshot wound. But he is one of the most versatile weak-side linebackers in the entire NFL and LeBeau will get him lots of opportunities to make plays.
4. If the Saturday night game offered even a hint of what first-round quarterback Ben Roethlisberger can be when he gets some snaps under his belt, the Steelers made a savvy pick for the future of the position. The team's first quarterback choice in the opening round since Pittsburgh tabbed Mark Malone in 1980, Roethlisberger demonstrated great poise in working nearly two full quarters. Barring an injury to Tommy Maddox (who moved the team well when he was in the game), or a season that just goes completely in the tank, Roethlisberger won't dislodge the veteran from the starting job this year. But the 2005 season could be another story. The most notable thing beyond palpable composure is how well Roethlisberger moves around for such a big guy and how accurate he is on the run. His first pass completion came off "waggle" action, as if the Steelers coaches wanted to reinforce his ability to get outside the pocket, and to make something happen. There are scouts who contended before the draft that Roethlisberger had more potential upside than the other quarterbacks chosen in the first round. It's way too early to tell if they were right, but the former Miami (Ohio) star sure looks like the real deal. Steelers coaches agree he has been solid both mentally and physically in camp, has hardly been overwhelmed by the pressure, and has a bright future. With the season-ending knee injury to veteran Charlie Batch, the youngster has already moved up the depth chart to No. 2, and figures to retain that perch once the season begins. If anything, coming out of the opening preseason game, Roethlisberger might have to stay in the pocket a bit more and use his size and presence there. Make no mistake, the guy doesn't have "happy feet," but there were times he opted to move around prematurely. Then again, he was playing behind a makeshift line that wasn't offering much protection at all.
5. Despite playing in three straight Pro Bowl games, wide receiver Hines Ward still might rate as the NFL's best unheralded player, and at any position. The six-year veteran just keeps getting better every season and he was terrific on Saturday working against the Lions' first-unit defense. Let's be honest, when Ward was drafted in 1998, no one could have figured he would be this good. Heck, no one was even sure what position he should play, after a career at the University of Georgia in which Ward lined up everywhere, including at quarterback. But he has made himself a player, a guy who has averaged 100.3 catches, 1,165 yards and 8.7 touchdown grabs over the past three seasons. He is splendid in the clutch, seems to make more timely plays than a guy has a right to, and is a consummate professional. He could have stayed out of camp, given his contractual grievance, but didn't, and Steelers brass definitely won't forget that. He'll get a new deal next year. Notable, too, is that fellow wide receiver Plaxico Burress, who skipped some offseason workouts and apparently isn't thrilled with his contract, either, has been a model citizen in camp. Burress didn't do much Saturday, but seems motivated, and hasn't allowed his personal feelings to interfere with his responsibilities. Also, he's smart enough to know that he is playing for his next contract, since he will be an unrestricted free agent after this season. Teams that might be interested in Burress are going to watch him closely, and he seems to sense he needs a big year to get the big bucks. While on the subject of wideouts, keep an eye on Zamir Cobb, an undrafted free agent from Temple. He is the school's career leader in receptions, is very smooth, and is getting a lot of practice time in camp with Roethlisberger. The two have developed a comfort level and, if Roethlisberger throws him the ball enough in preseason, Cobb could squeeze onto the roster.
Senior writer Len Pasquarelli covers the NFL for ESPN.com.


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I know the cake shops in Hampton Roads tend to run a little high - and Global Sugar Arts has sales, plus they give a discount for cc members!
Thanks to you both!
TNT - does Wine cake and Hobby have it? Would it really be more expensive once you consider shipping? Maybe I'll check this weekend...
hmmm.... Looks like GlobalSugarArt has a 5 lb tub on sale for $17, but it will cost $14 to ship. So it would be $31. Looks like normal price is $28, so it may or may not be cheapr at Wine and Cake... I wonder how long it will be on sale, and if I can wait until this weekend...
wow! The 2 lb at wine and cake is $21, and the 5lb is $38. I guess that is a good deal at global sugar... now to figure out how much I need to order...
Where can I put in that I am a CC member?
try this website fondantsource.com i have ordered satin ice from them their price was lower than all the others i tried and they also have low shipping fees
milan - the website came up blocked... can you put spaces in?
it could be f o n d a n t s o u r c e . c o m and if you use cakecentral as the discount code you get 10% off
sweet! thanks saycheese! that looks like the cheapest option so far... I actually had found that site, but I didn't know about the coupon code!
I ordered the 5 lb buckets of black, red and green Satin Ice from Global Sugar because I refuse to make red or black and threw in the green for good measure as I wanted a bright Christmas green (kelly green).
I don't do many cakes and I have had my Satin Ice for over 6 months and it is still just fine. I opened the bucket, took out what I needed, twisted the plastic bag tightly to close and put in the bucket upside down with open end in bucket first adn put the cover back on the bucket and made sure it was tightly sealed. It is just like the day I opened it.
When I have used these colors I have added a small amount of my white fondant which makes it easier to roll and less sticky. The colors are so saturated that the white fondant does not really alter the color.
Thanks Peridot... I think I am going to get the 5 lb. I zoomed in on the picture on one of the sites and the container says it keeps up to 1 year.
I use fondantsource too- they definitely have the best prices. Every container I've gotten has an expiration date on it- I tend to use it pretty quickly, so it hasnt been an issue, but I've had some buckets come with an expiration date that's only a month or so away.
I love my black Satin ice fondant. I have had it for over 6 months and its perfect every time I pull it out. Just keep it wrapped and the lid tight. I hate making black and I pull this out whenever I need it. Oh... just read Peridot's post. LOL.. Ditto, I guess. I like the idea of adding a little white to it. It will make it go farther as well. I bought mine at D & G in FL.
I made black by getting Dark Chocolate Satin Ice and adding a little black food coloring. Still tasted like a tootsie roll!!!
wow... looks like cakesbysam has the 5 lb for $19.99 and only $4.50 in shipping...
Try www.globalsugarart they are great to work with.
Ditto...I agree.
darn it, i just bought some black satin ice from fon dant so urce ... i didn't know you could get a CC discount!
dangit! I never knew cc members got 10% off either and I did a lot of ordering this winter...
And I will never make red or black or any dark fondant again either!
Snocilla-yes, as you found out GSA is cheaper than Wine and Cake Hobbies in fondant but not everything. Found that out the hard way so now I go online and check the prices for Wine and Cake as well as Party Cakes N Things. PCnT is closer to my location in Virginia Beach but the customer service is not as good as WnCH (the owners daughter makes me feel uncomfortable, like I am an inconvenience) so I make the drive to Norfolk if I have time. It's a shame to drive away paying customers in this economy.
IntotheOven also good fondant prices.
I've never been to Party Cakes n Things... I live near the Peninsula so wine and Cake is just closer...
snocilla - party cakes is much smaller - not even a fourth the size of wine and cake - I just go there occassionally since they are about 10 minutes from me and I can do a quick trip at lunch time to get what I need. Plus they have classes.
I ordered from f o n d a n t s o u r c e last Fri and got my order Wed. I got four 5lb buckets of dark chocolate (Ordered a 20lb bucket but I guess they substituted with these).
The expiration date on all four is Dec of this year.
I opened one and sampled a pinch and it is YUMMY. I will have no problem eating it (er' I mean decorating with it) all before the expiration date.
I use the black satin ice as well and absolutely love it! I have ordered it through global sugar art before and shipping was crazy so I called around to the local cake supply places as well as cake shoppes and found a few that will order it with their bulk order so I don't end up paying all that shipping.. they mark it up a little bit but for me it only comes to $20 for the 5lb tub and $67 for the 20 lb
Good luck!
Well guys, I'm saving this post for future reference, but my hubby won't let me spend any money right now. Also, I usually use Wilton black, and I recently bought some Spectrum Super Black. I made black buttercream last night and was amazed at how much less I had to use. So, I'm going to try it on mmf and see if it's any better than the Wilton. And then I'll decide if I still want to order the Satin Ice after payday.
I love fondant source. Great recommendation.


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London, the United Kingdom's capital, is situated 170 miles (274 kilometers) to the east of Lampeter, while Bristol is 80 miles (129 kilometers) to the southeast.
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Jennifer Lopez has been confirmed as host of the 2015 American Music Awards.
The 46-year-old singer and dance queen will also perform at the show, which is set to air live from Los Angeles on Sunday, November 22.
Nominees of the 2015 AMAs will be announced on October 13.
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❝❝In some ancient polytheistic societies, the worst punishment that could be meted out was to erase a person's existence by no longer speaking or writing their name and erasing any reference to them. It was thought this also negatively affected them in the afterlife. As a matter of personal policy, follow this concept and this is why I have not named the shooter in this article. However, The Honored Dead do deserve to be known…❞❞Read More...
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❝❝You want to impress me, come up with something more than "the Bible told me so." Don't make threats about judgement and eternal flame. Don't tell me about the changes it's made in your life. Don't tell me how it's "saved you." Don't tell me how you have the hotline to the "Almighty."
And don't tell me "it's God's judgement" when you're the one spouting the words.
Tell me about the changes your faith makes in the world around you. Tell me what you do that makes the world better than when you got here. Tell me how your faith manifests through you.
Tell me about how you pass it on.
If that "Living Word" exists, it has to be in the hearts and souls of those people who have really embraced it. It's not in a dusty book. The verses don't matter except to show you the way. Tell me what lives behind those printed words. Tell me how you turned your sacrifice into a blessing.
Tell me about love. Tell me about the love you showed today.
Your actions show that.
Your next choice starts now.❞❞
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AP US History
The Missouri Compromise was passed in 1820 during the Monroe presidency which regulated slavery, it prohibited slavery in the former Louisiana territory and north of the latitude line 36 degrees and 30 minutes, except within the proposed boundaries of the state of Missouri where slavery would be legal. The compromise also included the fact that Maine would be admitted as a free state.The Tallmadge Amendment was a proposed to amend the Missouri Compromise which would impose conditions in the state that would extinguish slavery in the star within the next generation. The amendment was proposed by James Tallmadge Jr, a Democratic-Republican in New York who was strongly opposed to slavery. The amendment was rejected in the final draft, and the Missouri Compromise was passed without the amendment. The compromise of 1850 was passed 30 years later was a package of five separate bills which diffused the commotion that was caused by the issue of wether the land acquired after the Mexican American War should be free or slavery states.
The picture below shows the 36*30' degree latitude line which was established during the Missouri Compromise. All new states which lay north of the line were established as "free states" which meant that slavery was not legal in these states. Those states which were south of this line were to be the "slave states" meaning that slavery was legal in these states. Of course the twist on this was the new state of Missouri of which the compromise was based on. Missouri was to be allowed as a slave state in order to strike a compromise between the two factions.
This document is a letter which was written by Thomas Jefferson to his friend John Holmes on April 22, 1820. Jefferson explained that he had been keeping out of politics and this issue was brought to his attention by a copy that Holmes had sent him. The letter outlined his opinion on the topic of Missouri, he believed it should be up to the states to make this determination. He most notably quoted that "the like a fire bell in the night, awakened and filled me with terror. I considered it at once as the knell of the Union."
IN THE END: The Missouri Compromise was later in repealed by the Kansas-Nebraska Act in 1854. Three years later the Missouri Compromise was declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court in the Dred Scott decision, which ruled that Congress did not have the authority to prohibit slavery in the territories. This was under the Taney court because Chief Justice was Roger B. Taney.


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