"...everyone is bored,and devotes himself to cultivating habits..these habits are not peculiar to our town.." Albert Camus "The Plague"
Thursday, April 16, 2009
The Hartford CT Tea Party: A Photo Essay
The April 15th Hartford Tea Party rally was one of hundreds across the land. The participants were very imaginative with sign slogans. All the photos that follow are by Frank Short. (Here he is)
August 25 in LEM history
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95: PowerBook 5300 - 99: The voom factor - 00: Quadras still useful - 03:
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but st...
Goldfinch Flower And Hummingbird Fence
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I don't always pay close attention to goldfinches because there are so many
of them around but when they land on top of a flower I take notice. This
one ...
French Rescue Four Hostages Lose Two Soldiers
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Viva Liberty! French commandos rescued four foreign hostages including two
French citizens from a militant group in Burkina Faso, France's military
said on...
The Great October Gale (October2-4,1841)
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“…In the east part of Middletown, Conn., as much as two feet of snow fell.
The trees, in full leaf, ‘broke the forest and shade trees in an
extraordinary m...
Capitol Watch Is Moving
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The Hartford Courant's Capitol Watch blog is moving.
To see the *new Capitol Watch blog*, visit us at *courant.com/capitolwatch*.
If you follow our RSS ...
In Praise of Sarah Palin
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In advance of the nation's Independence Day, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin
once again asserted her own independence, by stepping out of "politics as
usual" a...
We've moved to…
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wesleying.org
As of March 2009, we have moved to wesleying.org. While this site will no
longer be updated, our archives—dating back to August 2006—remain
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