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The National Foundation for Credit Counseling has a member agency in East Hartford. CCCS Credit Advisors 225 Pitkin St., Ste 300 East Hartford, CT 06108 Appointment #: (866) 346-2227 Member Agency Details and Information General Advice from Clark Howard http://clarkhoward.com/liveweb/shownotes/category/7/40/224/382/ … Continue reading →

Prepare to be amazed! The Hartford Stage Flying Blind III class invites you to join us in a death-defying, laugh till your sides hurt, completely unscripted, FREE improv performance! Monday, December 22 at 7:00 pm Hartford (942 Main Street – … Continue reading →

Ed. Note: I wrote this for the class I’m taking this semester, and it barely got used, so, here you go, Internet. – FlawlessWalrus To understand cloud computing, one must first understand the term “cloud” as used in this context. … Continue reading →

Mart & Dan Rocking Out Originally uploaded by jamesplankton James Plankton (yes, the famous photographer James Plankton) took this pic of me and Marta rocking out to Guitar Hero, while I sang along into my iPhone voice recorder program. The … Continue reading →

Here’s where Zeke and I will be going on our July 11th and 12th Weekend Baseball Trip. On Friday, July 11th, we’ll be seeing the Nationals host the Astros in their new ballpark. Projected starters: Tim Redding and Wandy Rodriguez. … Continue reading →

Because I was already wearing the glasses, AND this came up on my iPod AND I happened to have a camera with me. The Perfect Storm.

My Fellow Americans – A Speech by George W. Bush Our cat in Iraq will require new bowls. We have conducted a curious assessment of our military and reconstruction needs in Iraq, and also in Dublin. I will soon submit … Continue reading →

James Wilson Bain James Wilson Bain, beloved husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, teacher and friend to many passed away after a long illness on Tuesday, February 26, 2008. Born June 13, 1922 in Glasgow, Scotland, James was the son of Gertrude … Continue reading →

Edward D. Klonoski, the president of a state agency designed to promote distance learning, has been tapped to lead Charter Oak State College, a school focused on distance learning.The appointment is in some ways a homecoming for Klonoski, who previously … Continue reading →