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    career in television. Eagan approached Bill with the idea of creating a monthly cable show covering Connecticut sports and was curious to see if the Whalers would be interested in being the main feature on the show Though Bill Rasmussen was discouraged by his firing‚ he and Eagan began to discuss their new project‚ Bill’s idea was to create a sports network that focused on every team in Connecticut which was different from Ed´s idea that was to focus in only one team‚ The New England Whalers. By

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    The origin was instead the supreme court case Griswold v. Connecticut. Griswold v. Connecticut was originally an appeal brought forth from Estelle Griswold and Dr. Buxton who‚ under a Connecticut statute that prohibited the use of drugs and medical instruments to prevent pregnancy. In a 7-2. The Supreme Court ruled that the Connecticut statue was unconstitutional because‚ although “The Association of people is not mentioned in the Constitution nor

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    The Americans with Disabilities Act it prohibits discrimination in recruitment‚ hiring‚ promotions‚ training‚ pay‚ social activities‚ and other privileges of employment. The employer is also required to make reasonable accommodations to the known physical or mental limitations of otherwise qualified individuals with disabilities‚ unless it results in undue hardship. Ms. Smith’s hearing –impaired disability was known to Shop Here when she was hired. Both Ms. Smith and Shop Here also understood that

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    Separation of Church and State - The American Myth The first amendment of the American Constitution provides for a pluralist religious society and protection against laws that prohibit religious practices. However‚ numberless Supreme Court cases indicate that there are limits to the free exercise clause and throughout American history‚ religious practices seem to be limited to the acceptance of the practice under accepted social mores. Many religious observances have been prohibited by the courts

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    specializes in fresh fruit arrangements‚ melding the concept of fruit baskets with design inspired by the floral business The company is headed by Tariq Farid‚ who partnered with his brothers to open the first Edible Arrangements store in Hamden‚ Connecticut in 1999. After designing the computer systems‚ training manuals‚ production and profitability tracking and supply chain management process‚ they began franchising the concept in 2001. As of 2008‚ the business had grown to more than 900 stores serving

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    My first couple weeks at The University of Alabama have certainly been a unique experience. I threw myself into the Southern culture by deciding to rush a sorority. In Connecticut‚ sororities are a fun activity that a few people join‚ and rush is a two‚ maybe three day process. Here‚ rush and sororities are a whole different ballgame. Door songs are easily the scariest thing on the planet. Recently a video of a door song from a different college went viral with captions comparing them to horror

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    eight years. Born in 1760 he was raised by his grandparents on their Connecticut farm from age six. He was fourteen at the time of Lexington and Concord. Inspired by the rage militaire directly following the first successful clash of arms with the British invader Martin decided to join the militia. However he could not get his grandfather’s permission until July 17hi76‚ when he enrolled as a six-month volunteer in a Connecticut regiment of the Continental Army. He mustered out of the service in December

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    an Angry God on July 8‚ 1741. Edwards first presented his sermon to his own congregation in Northampton‚ Massachusetts. Edwards was invited to a church in Enfield‚ Connecticut‚ that was highly unaffected by the Great Awakening‚ to preach to the people of the church and enlighten them. Edwards was born in East Windsor‚ Connecticut‚ on October 5‚ 1703. He was a well-known Christian preacher and theologian. He saw the natural world as evidence of God’s masterful design‚ opposing scientific views

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    dramatic conversions and an increase in church membership‚ it also provoked conflicts and divisions within the established church. This striking revival of religious piety and its emphasis on salvation ultimately transformed the religious order of Connecticut. The decline in piety among the second generation of Puritans‚ which stemmed from economic changes‚ political transformations‚ and Enlightenment rationalism‚ was the primary cause of the Great Awakening. During the eighteenth century‚ political

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    the British army in New Work as he could. To do this‚ hale disguised himself as a Dutch schoolteacher and made his way to New York from Norwalk‚ Connecticut still being the same schoolteacher he said he was. Samuel Hale‚ which was one of nathans relative ‚ turned him in after recognizing him in Nathan hale was born on june 6‚ 1755 in coventry ‚ connecticut. He grew up on his family farm until he was 13 years old and went to Yale University with his older brother .During his enrollment‚ Hale belonged

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