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maybe there won't be any. maybe he read finemans fiction, laughed uncontrollably ....and said...he'll just write his opinion now and get this over with and put their charade to an end. For good.
Maybe..that is why there was nothing. No injunction. No..anything. Because maybe he figures he can have it all written in a few days and be done with all this. I can only say again..every long should read Avnrs atty final brief written on the 7th. There is not one single thing that the generics have going for them. Not..one.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
those March 5.00 calls at 10 cents...would be a lottery ticket. If Judge stark were to deliver a verdict by expiration at the end of next week they'd pay off to the tune of 1000 to 2000%. While I don't think he will rule by then I confess to having bought a few anyway the last couple of days. Because when u get right down to it...no one knows. In terms of more serious options I am targeting the June 4.00 calls. Simply because it would allow for not only a win but also EU news..maybe a buyout as well. But in terms of a little fun and excitement..what's 10cents? :) I'd label them for entertainment purposes only but I think we're now down to the point that buying VERY short term..VERY inexpensive calls makes for interesting speculation.
Again..no serious $$.....but the returns would be sensational to say the least if we won by then.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
I don't think galderma added anything in terms of time to our case because the bottom line is..the issues that caused that reversal simply do not apply to this case. What Fineman DID do however...was allow Avnr to point that out beyond any doubt whatsoever and to highlight our case and how much stronger it really is. It allowed Avnr to say to Judge Stark..YOU..approved galderma.....and here is why OUR case is so much better EVEN addressing the issues the appeals court has had with galderma. And so..aside from a few days briefs...galderma did NOT add any time to our case but it will strengthen our case significantly in Judge Starks eyes. When I read the briefs from both sides I did so fairly and with an open mind. I wore no rose colored glasses at all. And all I can really say is this. Avnr's atty destroyed fineman. The response written on the 7th was a masterpiece of legal brilliance and highlighted exactly why that reversal does not matter in our case. Finemans briefs read like a chapter of highlights for children In my view. Wishful..hopeful....trying to connect dots across 20 years. But just nothing that will stick. What caused galderma the problems they have are their blocking patents. We have none.
Avnr..will win this case. In a matter of days to a month at most. And I'm extending it out to a month because I think that the judge really just got started on his final decision in this case and it can take that long to finalize the decision and put it in writing. He's not going to wait on any galderma enbanc. It simply does not apply to our issue at hand. Note even his order directing the parties to address galderma in his briefs. What he said was to explain to him HOW that applied to our case...IF IT DID EVEN. He was humoring fineman. Setting him up. For the defeat he has now suffered at the hands of the skillful and masterful legal work of Avnrs Atty.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
lol...btw. thank you for proving that you don't have me on ignore as you've often times alluded to.
Your use of the word "folly" immediately after MY post referring to Finemans "folly"...gave you away.
In any event..Bert. Give it up. Galderma means nothing to this case. Nothing at all.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
And actually...this entire galderma issue is why Fineman screwed up as bad as he did. He let these briefs of Avnrs be ANOTHER final word. And in their reply they summarized the most major points there are. And meanwhile.he made himself look like a laughing stock trying to argue things like how Avnr has blocking patents. For Fineman to ever raise that reversal the way he did AND to throw it back in the judges face the way he did...was a CRUCIAL mistake on his part. Avnr absolutely destroyed him with their hard driving..right to the point...response.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
OFP....when writing something...like a brief in this case....the thing you want the judge to remember the MOST is the things you write LAST about. And believe me...in reading Avnrs attys response brief from the 7th...they pounded that issue relentlessly. And made it very memorable. In fact..they drove the stake right through draculas heart with that brief.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
I don't think that galderma matters at all in this case. Nor do I think it will matter to judge stark and his timing. One need only read Avnr's atty's response letter from the 7th to understand why. They got it 100% right and the defenses briefs are a sad joke of judicial error. With that said however..I do NOT think that a decision is coming in "days". While I think the judge is now moving quickly to decide this case I personally think that he more or less just got started about the time he requested the galderma briefs. That view is also supported by his statement that in last nights Tconf he planned to address the injunction issue. If he was going to rule "in days"..this week..or next.....why bother? Just deliver his verdict. Instead..i think he's addressing it because this will carry over to NEXT month which is the first month that realistically the Generics might be approved by the FDA. I think a ruling comes VERY late this month...to early to mid..next month. Impacted NOT AT ALL by galderma but simply by the work that he has to do in crafting his decision and the fact IMO that he is now just more or less starting to do it.
Why did it take him so long? Holidays. Other cases. Interviewing and hiring his clerk....
In any event....end of this month...to mid NEXT month. And we win. As for Galderma, effective immediately I will refer to it as Finemans folly. It really killed him. He handed avnr a machete with which to slay him for good.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
available on Avnr IR website. Aside from the usual excitement it could be interesting in that if there is an injunction they might know about it before a pacer update.
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notta dang thing...
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first and ONLY FDA approved treatment for PBA...to the generics? Based on a patient 2 who when compared with 29 other examples...looks like a fluke. Which was even admitted to by the Generics OWN expert witness. A patient who was given 150mg of Q....but who the generics use as their example of how 10mg will work.
Can you IMAGINE this judge giving THIS drug to the generics?
No my friends. He won't be doing that. The generics are going to LOSE this case. And we will have 21 years of DDEX patent life to celebrate the demise of Fineman and the Generics. And Ray. And Ravicher.
I said it before. I'll say it again. CONVICTION STRONG BUY. Prepare..for the win. Be positioned..for the win. And when I start talking and posting like THAT..you'd better bepop on over to the DANG board when that stock was at 5 to 10..and you'll see EXACTLY what I mean when I say that.
I am....yours truly.
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Sentiment: Strong Buy
good stuff....thanks john (and rzrbackrob)
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motion with the court? I'd like to have a DNA Test done on Atty Fineman, Ravicher and Ray to see if they're related. Does anyone OBJECT? !
Sentiment: Strong Buy
filed by both sides last week about all I can say is this. Do you remember that book we all knew and loved in the 1st and 2nd grade...highlights for children? That's how finemans briefs struck me. He has fanciful visions of blocking patents dancing in his head along with sugar plum fairies. Heck with the law which even he acknowledges the reversal didn't change...just use common sense instead. In fact, I spent most of the time reading it turning it upside down and sideways..sure I was going to find a hidden picture in there somewhere. Of a clown. Resembling Fineman himself. Ladies and Gentlmen..if YOU believe that a patient who took 150mg of Q is a prime example of low dose 10mg Q..then you should short this stock. If you believe that patient 2 ..a single patient vs. 29 other patients..is going to win this trial for them..you should buy puts with every dime you have. If you believe as Ray does that 65 to 70% equals 100%..then by all means...short away. If you believe that Judge Stark...the Judge who GAVE GALDERMA THE WIN EVEN WITH BLOCKING PATENTS AND EVEN WITH SOME VERY GOOD EVIDENCE THAT THEY SHOULD HAVE KNOWN ABOUT .3%...If you belive that he is going to go against avnr with NONE of that being the case....
Then join Ray and the bashers.
My friends. There is ZERO percent chance of an AVNR LOSS in this case IMO.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
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Dude's upset that he don't own DANG like I do at 5.20 average. LOL!
Maybe he and Giovanni can console each other.
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As I detail above in a copy /paste from my stk twits blog Avnr is and has been among my top holds. And, it's done a GREAT job contributing to the gains I'm enjoying with Avnr up ytd 33%, about 2.6% above my portfolio as a whole. This morning, during the decline to the mid 4.20's, I posted here a conviction strong buy upgrade and raised my position in fact to about 16% portfolio. You should take that as being VERY notable because this year perhaps more than ever I am VERY much in tune with being diversified with top holds generally back at the 10% level and EXTREMELY rarely exceeding the 13 to 15% level. Dang made it up there but only because of the massive gains it had recently. And in fact I trimmed back some of that position while certainly still believing in it longer term even now at the price it's at. Simply stated..I believe that Avnr is going to WIN this case. And I believe that entirely and completely allowing ONLY for the final fact being that it isn't me who decides this. It's Judge Stark. Otherwise..i'd probably be at 30% portfolio to be honest given where I think this will go once that decision is read. Once this win is announced..Avnr will take out 5...probably 6...and likely move towards 7 IMO. And the reason is..if it doesn't...believe me..this will be a buyout candidate. I have no doubt we'll then hear more very soon regarding the EU. IMO...they haven't moved on that because it would be easier and more valuable in a sale of this entire company. Why else do you sit on an approved EU and do nothing so far? Honestly, I don't think we'll be independent for very long after a patent verdict. I expect this company will be bought and probably in the 12+ range. We simply have too many assets and future prospects with DDEX..Optinose. And so, that's why this is a top hold. Avnr is going to be great.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Let's talk about some more common sense..Ok? The abstract that Ray and Fineman love to talk about. 70% inhibition vs. 100%. COMMON SENSE actually says that abstract argues MORE for Avnr than it does for Finepar. If you are developing a drug and the goal is to inhibit the breakdown of dex in order to pass the brain blood barrier...would you want DEX ...a drug that can be dangerous in it's own right...to be inhibited at 70%?
The INVENTION HERE is how Q and Dex work together. And no researcher in their right mind when initially developing this drug would have been led to 10mg Q working in this case. At best..it would have been a reason why the 30mg level that they wound up targeting WAS the right amount. It was the exactly right blend between safety and efficacy as BELIEVED TO BE..ABSENT HINDSIGHT...at the time.
And so..once again..what Parfine tries to argue....common sense..fails completely. His examples are actually MORE in favor of Avnr and their case. It's absolutely astounding to me that Finemans clients even allowed him to pursue such a failed defense strategy.
My long friends. Prepare..for the win. Prepare for 21 years of DDEX patent life following this decision being rendered. Prepare for the bashers to be destroyed.
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Sentiment: Strong Buy
For starters..let's talk about why he likes to talk about common sense. That's because he doesn't like to talk about the law. Because if he talked about the law that guides this decision his arguments would go up in flames like the Hindenberg on it's maiden voyage. He even comes out and acknowledges in his desperation that galderma didn't change anything. But, well..ya know...just use common sense instead he says.
And so, let's talk about it. Let's talk about patient 2 for a minute and what YOU WOULD DO if YOU WERE a researcher. If you were developing this drug.....and YOU GAVE a patient 150mg of Q. And that patient exhibited levels comparable with NO OTHER SUBJECTS....and 29 other patients said ONE thing...and YOUR patient 2 said another thing. What would you think?
What is COMMON SENSE....in that case?
Would that be: a) an example of how 10mg of Q WOULD WORK? or b) an example of how EVEN 150mg in SOME CASES might NOT WORK for some random patients?
You see folks. Finemans love of patient 2 actually argues MORE for Avnr. That patient actually argues why no one in their right mind would EVER have thought that 10mg of Q. Would work.
Can you imagine a researcher sitting there looking at that data ...at 150mg..and seeing those low levels?
Would that say to that researcher that...Jeesh! Maybe I should test 10mg instead?
Maybe I should take....ONE FIFTEENTTH the amount instead..and run with that?
Folks. Do you see how Finemans "common sense" discussion is really..the judicial JOKE OF THE CENTURY?
Patient 2.....the defendants shining example of how low dose 10mg Q would work....is actually...a better example of why it wouldn't work. It actually argues more for Avnr and their case than it does for the defendants and theirs. And common sense...says that better than I can.
Mr Fineman. Par.......you are going to lose this case. And COMMON SENSE..tells me that is the case.
Atty Ravicher.Ray.Rim. Bert. You are going DOWN for the count.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Surely Fineman got his law degree from Mr Rogers neighborhood having watched it for 4 yrs every Saturday morning. What he would apparently like for Judge Stark to forget is that the amount of Q used in heart patients was 600~1200mg. And the early Dex~Q testing was 150mg...about ONE EIGHTH of that amount. In fact..it was so little that Finemans OWN EXPERT WITNESS TESTIFIED UNDER OATH THAT "150mg was SAFE". But it doesn't stop there....Avnrs initial submission then to the FDA for for 30mg Q. Literally about TWO PERCENT of the upper amount used in heart patients. REALIZE what this bozo is trying to argue in that 10mg then was needed to have been tested to be sure Q "was safe".
10mg....out of 1200mg used in the upper limits of heart patients. Do you see how freaking LAUGHABLE THIS JOKE OF AN ATTY IS??? This guy belongs in JAIL Folks. For wasting everyones time with such a BOGUS argument. And it doesn't stop there either. He fails to even consider what would have happened in using to LITTLE Q and namely the problems then associated with DEX not being completely metabolized. The guy is nothing but DECEITFUL.
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- Five second-year graduate students have graduated with a Master's degree.
- 2016/03/25
- Wakisaka has been awarded the ImPACT serendipiter award.
- 2016/03/25
- Hashimoto has been awarded the ImPACT serendipiter award.
- 2016/03/25
- Prof. Mikami has been awarded the ImPACT R&D award.
- 2016/03/25
- Dr. Lei has been awarded the ImPACT R&D award.
- 2016/03/25
- Dr. Isozaki has been awarded the ImPACT R&D award.
- 2016/02/15
- Hashimoto et al's paper has been published in Scientific Reports.


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Updated:Fewer Oral Arguments Heightens Importance Of Appellate Brief
Updated:Trial Court's Late Order Extending Time For Posttrial Motion Deprives Appellate Jurisdiction
Updated:Good Reads: Point Made Foresakes The Lecture To Show Good Writing
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Updated:Fee Request More Than 30 Days After Final Order Doomed For Lack Of Jurisdiction
Updated:Illinois Supreme Court Moots Commitment Appeal Because No "Conflict Or Disarray" In Law
Updated:Injured Officer's Claim For Uninsured Motorist Coverage Waived And Too Late To Confer Appellate Jurisdiction
Updated:Brief Stricken In False Claim Act Appeal Because Of Flagrant Violation Of Word-Count Certification
Updated:Failure To File Written Opposition Not A Basis For Waiver
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Updated:Condo President's SLAPP Defense Against Developer Not Moot
Updated:No Jurisdiction To Consider Appeal Of Order Excluding Lawyer From Custody Evaluation
Updated:Claimant's Award In Shell Oil Gasoline Pipeline Class Action Case Reviewed For Abuse Of Discretion
Updated:Subpoenaed Minor A "Party" Under Illinois Leave To Appeal Rule
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Updated:De Novo Standard Of Review For Attorney Fee Award, Abuse Of Discretion For Reasonableness Of Award
Updated:Victory On Petition Before Labor Board Dooms Union's Appeal Of Board's Rationale
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Updated:Appellate Court Considers Question Not Raised By Either Insurer In Automobile Coverage Dispute
Updated:Recent Opinions On Standards Of Review In Illinois Appellate Courts: Substantial Compliance With Statute; New Trial; Damages; Mistrial
Updated:Dismissal Of Election Law Complaint Remanded To Board For Lack Of Fact Findings
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Updated:"Two Issue Rule" Saves General Verdict For Doctor In Medical Malpractice Case
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Updated:Anonymity of Internet Posters Reviewed De Novo
Updated:Failure To Object At Trial Forfeits Appeal Of Violation Of Favorable Pre-Trial Evidentiary Ruling
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Updated:De Novo Review For Appeals Under Illinois Foreclosure Law
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Updated:Claim Of Privilege In Discovery Dispute Reviewed De Novo
Updated:"Sellers Exception" Dismissal In Airplane Crash Product Liability Case Not Final And Appealable
Updated:Appeal Notice Timely In Medical Malpractice Case Despite Limited Reconsideration Motion
Updated:Personal Injury Plaintiff Forfeits Review For Failure To Attach Proposed Amendment
Updated:Interests Of Justice Overcomes School Board's Preemption Forfeiture
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Updated:Railroad's Summary Judgment, Granted On Reconsideration, Reviewed De Novo
Updated:Supreme Court Rule Reviewed De Novo
Updated:Doctor In Malpractice Case Gets De Novo Review In Venue Dispute
Updated:"Slick Lawyer" Remark Not Enough To Reverse Doctor's Malpractice Verdict
Updated:Incorrectly Coded Notice Of Appeal Sufficient To Give Federal Appellate Court Jurisdiction
Updated:Dismissal For Want Of Prosecution Appealable After Time For Refiling Expires
Updated:Introduction Stricken As Argumentative
Updated:Voidness Of Judgment Considered Despite Late Appeal
Updated:Two-Part Standard Of Review For Suppression Of Evidence In Entry And Detainer Case
Updated:Dead Man's Act Testimony Reviewed For Abuse Of Discretion
Updated:Contractor's Statutory Compliance Reviewed De Novo
Updated:De Novo Review Standard For Validity of Trust Document
Updated:Noted Blogger In Drydock
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Updated:Doctor's Appeal Not Moot Despite Assignment And Forbearance Agreement
Updated:No Standing To Appeal Order Allowing Estate To Re-Write Will
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Updated:Appeal of Home Foreclosure Late When Filed At Conclusion Of Divorce Case
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Updated:Unconstitutional For Illinois SLAPPs Act To Grant Appellate Jurisdiction Over Interlocutory Order
Updated:De Novo Standard Of Review For Petition To Vacate Dismissal When Trial Court Does Not Take Testimony
Updated:Unfounded Motion To Reconsider Judgment Extends Time To File Appeal
Updated:Permanent Disgorgement And Removal From Company Board Not Appealable Interlocutory Orders
Updated:Conditional Order Renders Appeal In Attorney Fee Dispute Moot
Updated:Appellate Jurisdiction Okay Over Judge Substitution Motion Not Identified In Notice Of Appeal
Updated:Appeal Before Ruling On Right To Tax Deed Premature
Updated:Reconsideration Motion Untimely So Illinois Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal
Updated:End-Of-Paragraph Fact Cites Comply With Illinois Supreme Court Rules
Updated:No Deference For Trial Court In Review Of Insurer's Declaratory Judgment Case
Updated:Missing Trial Court Order Sinks Parent's Appeal Of Parental Termination Ruling
Updated:Premature Notice Of Appeal Deprives Court Of Jurisdiction To Review Conditional Release Of Sexually Violent Person
Updated:Interlocutory Order Not Identified In Notice Still Appealable
Updated:Dismissal Of Original Complaint A Final Judgment That Must Be Appealed Upon Voluntary Dismissal of Amended Complaint
Updated:Trial Court Retains Jurisdiction After Appellate Remand To Firemen's Board
Updated:Forum Non Conveniens Dismissal Not A Final Order; Appealable By Petition, Not Notice Of Appeal
Updated:Involuntary Commitment To Mental Health Center Moot; Illinois Supreme Court Reviews Mootness Exceptions
Updated:First District Illinois Appellate Court States Levels Of Appellate Review Of Punitive Damages Verdict
Updated:Pending Review Of Mother's Finances Deprives Appellate Court Of Jurisdiction In Divorce Battle
Updated:Pending Motion To Disqualify Attorney Deprives Appellate Court Of Jurisdiction To Consider Custody Order
Updated:Insurer's Failure To Supplement Deficient Damages Evidence Not Invited Error
Updated:Summary Judgment On One Of Two Counts Final And Appealable As To Entire Complaint
Updated:Failure To Cite To Record Ruins Invited Error and Judicial Estoppel Defenses To Appeal
Updated:Order On Partial Fee Petition Not Appealable. Merits Panel Dismissal Trumps Motion Panel.
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Updated:Pending Appeal Deprives Trial Court Of Power To Reinstate Dismissed Case
Updated:Illinois Supreme Court Refuses To Consider Forfeiture Argument Because Appellate Court Briefs Not In The Record
Updated:No Appellate Jurisdiction In Environmental Clean-Up Case When Trial Court Still Must Decide Who Gets Insurance Proceeds
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Updated:Public Defender Cannot Appeal Partial Dismissal But Wins Certified Interlocutory Appeal
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Updated:Plain Error Doctrine Prevents Waiver Of Appellate Argument Against Involuntary Administration Of Psychotropic Drugs
Updated:De Novo Standard Of Review For Judgment Based On Contract Construction
Updated:Re-Opening Estate Decided Under Manifest Weight Standard
Updated:Attorney Sanctions In Seventh Circuit Compared
Updated:Rules After Remand; Jurisdiction Over Fee Petition After Appeal Notice Is Filed
Updated:Appeal Of Post-Judgment Motion Not Saved By Rule 303
Updated:Illinois Supreme Court: Clear Error Standard For Election Board's Justifiable Grounds Decision
Updated:Illinois Election Board Tie Vote Dismissal Of Republican Party Complaints Reviewable By Appellate Court
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Updated:Administrative Code Okay In Appendix; Dictionary Excerpt Stricken
Updated:Ford Motor Preserves Risk-Utility Jury Instruction Argument For Appeal
Updated:Stay Of Insurance Declaratory Judgment Action Is Like An Injunction And Invokes Interlocutory Appellate Jurisdiction
Updated:Non-Intervening Account Holders May Appeal Receiver's Plan To Distribute Assets
Updated:Seventh Circuit Has Jurisdiction Over Goldblatt's Bankruptcy Remand
Updated:Due Process Violation In Contempt Proceeding Not Moot
Updated:Post-Trial Motion Necessary To Preserve Appeal Issue In Directed Verdict Case
Updated:Default Order Not Final And Appealable
Updated:Lawsuit To Prevent Spending For Stem Cell Research Moot On Appeal
Updated:Trial Court's "Final And Appealable" Order Not Necessarily So
Updated:Huskie's Owner Confuses Manifest Weight Standard Of Review With Burden Of Proof At Trial
Updated:Objection To Expert Waived Where "Speculation" Argument Not Asserted During Testimony
Updated:Car Dealership Waives Fraud Argument Because Of Insufficient Record
Updated:Fact Findings On Summary Judgment Get No Deference On Appeal
Updated:No Appellate Jurisdiction Where Mailed Notice Of Appeal Unaccompanied By Affidavit
Updated:Filing Notice of Appeal In Appellate Court Does Not Confer Appellate Jurisdiction
Updated:Appellate Court Reviews Exclusion Of Judicial Inquiry Board Complaint In Defamation Action
Updated:Representative Denied Permission To Correct Notice To Show Appeal For Entire Class
Updated:City's Defense On Appeal Raises Subject-Matter Jurisdiction, So Cross Appeal Unnecessary
Updated:Seventh Circuit Lacks Jurisdiction To Hear Illegal Immigrant's Due Process Claim
Updated:Estate Can't Avoid Judgment Notwithstanding The Verdict By Changing Theory Of Liability On Appeal
Updated:Pending Disqualification Motion Renders Custody Appeal Premature
Updated:Old Documents Not Preserved For Evidence Not A Basis To Uphold Summary Judgment For American National Bank
Updated:Tyco Denied Damages Retrial Because Liability And Damages "Not So Distinct"
Updated:Hip Hip . . . . It's A Number
Updated:"Necessary Step" Exception Overcomes Deficient Notice Of Appeal
Updated:New Evidence In Reconsideration Motion Saves Appellate Jurisdiction
Updated:Bank's Petition To Vacate Default Judgment Untimely But Court Hears Appeal Anyway
Updated:Trial Court's Abuse Of Discretion Not Enough To Reverse Medical Malpractice Judgment
Updated:After-Hours Electronic Filing In Illinois Commerce Commission Acceptable
Updated:Pending Contempt Petition Renders Other Substantive Rulings Non-Final And Not Appealable
Updated:Illinois Supreme Court Considers Appellate Jurisdiction In IRMO Gutman. Appellate Court Panel's Attempt To Overrule Sister Panel Rejected By Illinois Supreme Court
Updated:Car Buyer's Compliance With Pre-Suit Dispute Resolution Procedure A Question Of Law
Updated:Appellate Lawyers Pooling Resources?
Updated:Medical Studies Act Privilege Assessed By Manifest Weight Of The Evidence
Updated:"Invited Error" Prevents Med Mal Plaintiff's Appeal Of Evidentiary Ruling
Updated:Order Requiring Issuance Of Building Permits Final And Appealable Despite Remaining Claim
Updated:Illinois Supreme Court Considers Limitations Defense Raised For First Time On Appeal
Updated:Attorney Fees Allowed For Defending Magnuson-Moss Appeal
Updated:De Novo Review For Steel Company's Appeal Of Pollution Control Board Ruling
Updated:"Downright Misleading" Constitutional Convention Referendum Ballot Prevails
Updated:Constitutional Convention Vote Case Looking For A Decision In Illinois Appellate And Supreme Courts
Updated:Trial Court Rules Illinois Constitutional Convention Referendum Allowed To Proceed With An Unconstitutional Ballot. Case Moves To Appellate Courts
Updated:Post Trial Motion Not Necessary To Preserve Issue Of Expert Testimony For Appeal In Jury Case
Updated:Limited Liability Company Must Have A Lawyer To Prosecute Appeal
Updated:Denial Of Food Company's Federal Preemption Defense Not An Appealable Interlocutory Order
Updated:Remand To Bankruptcy Court Deprives Seventh Circuit Of Jurisdiction
Updated:Court's Application Of Erroneous Legal Criteria To Decertify Class Results In Reversal
Updated:Appellate Court Can Look Beyond Record To Assess Admissibility Of Novel Scientific Evidence
Updated:More Good Times With Illinois Appellate Lawyers
Updated:Veterinarian Forfeits Moorman Defense In Illinois Supreme Court
Updated:Dispute Over Expert Testimony Not Waived On Appeal Despite Failure To Make Offer Of Proof In Trial Court
Updated:Seventh Circuit Dismisses Government Appeal Of Qualified Immunity Defense
Updated:Certified Question Improper Under Illinois Supreme Court Rule 308, But Appellate Court Takes Interlocutory Appeal Anyway
Updated:Constructive Re-filing Of Reconsideration Motion Provides Appellate Jurisdiction Over Insurer's Appeal Of Coverage Dispute
Updated:Standard Of Review For Dying Declaration: Palpably Contrary To The Manifest Weight Of The Evidence
Updated:Order Postponing Insurer's Motion To Stay Pending Arbitration "Incident To An Orderly Process" And Not Appealable
Updated:Homeowners Forfeit Argument In Illinois Supreme Court That Wasn't Raised In Petition For Leave To Appeal
Updated:Argument Raised For First Time On Motion For Reconsideration Waived For Appeal
Updated:Chicago School Board's Failure To Comply With Court Monitor's Rule Limiting Disabled Student Population Not Justiciable
Updated:Illinois Constitutional Convention Debate Broadcasting Live And Available On Podcast
Updated:Misunderstanding Filing Deadline Rule Not Excusable Neglect
Updated:Reconsideration Motion That Presented New Evidence Reviewed For Abuse Of Discretion
Updated:Appeal Of Involuntary Admission To Mental Health Facility Dismissed As Moot
Updated:Candidate Who Owed Village Money Booted From Ballot; Illinois Supreme Court Defines "Mixed Question Of Law And Fact"
Updated:Partial Summary Judgment Not Final, So Post-Trial Motion To Vacate Was Timely
Updated:7th Circuit Court of Appeals Dismisses Petition For Panel Rehearing That Only Argued New Issue
Updated:De Novo Review Of Jury Instruction Favors Insurer
Updated:No Abuse Of Discretion In Finding Law Firm Waived Right To Arbitration
Updated:Motion To Strike Summary Judgment Affidavit Reviewed De Novo
Updated:Retroactive Application Of Illinois Supreme Court Rule Amendment Saves Insurer's Appeal
Updated:Appeal Of Expired Commitment Order Not Moot
Updated:Lack of Hearing Transcripts Makes For Insufficient Record To Reverse Good Faith Of Settlement
Updated:Children's Claim For Constructive Trust Gets De Novo Review
Updated:Pretrial Objections To Parol Evidence Not Enough To Save Issue For Appeal
Updated:Seventh Circuit Holds Rule 60(b) Reconsideration Motion Not A Substitute For Appeal
Updated:Failure To Proffer Proposed Amended Pleading Forfeits Right To Appeal
Updated:Invited Error Rule Knocks Out Broker-Dealer Appeal Against Computer Programmers
Updated:No Jurisdiction To Hear Appeal Of Denial Of Motion To Dismiss
Updated:Illinois Supreme Court Rules Premarital Agreement A Separate Claim From Divorce
Updated:Judgment Creditors Can't Toll Time To Appeal By Asking For An Interlocutory Appeal
Updated:Pending Contempt Proceeding Renders Post Dissolution Judgment Nonfinal. Second District Illinois Appellate Court Still Split.
Updated:Fourth District Illinois Appellate Court Reviews Jurisdiction Issue Despite Trial Court Failure To Do So
Updated:Parents Can Appeal Petition To Adjudicate Wardship; Opposing Brief Not Necessary For Court To Rule
Updated:Partial Record Sufficient
Updated:Illinois Supreme Court Rule 365 Doesn't Save Notice Of Appeal Improperly Filed In Appellate Court
Updated:Dressed Up Abuse Standard For Review Of Sanctions Order
Updated:Relation Back Of Amendment A Limitations Issue, So Illinois Supreme Court Rules De Novo Standard Applies
Updated:Illinois Supreme Court Distinguishes "Waiver" From "Forfeiture"
Updated:Possession Order Not Moot Even Though Tenant Vacated And Apartment Re-Rented
Updated:Appellate Court Reviews Trial Court's Actions On Remand De Novo
Updated:Procedural Unconscionability Reviewed By Manifest Weight; Substantive Unconscionability Reviewed De Novo
Updated:Accident Victim Can Appeal Her Lawyer's "Good Cause" To Widthdraw
Updated:First District Illinois Appellate Court Says Coadministrator Of Estate Cannot Appeal As An Individual
Updated:Urgent Reminder! Appellate Law Seminar In DuPage County, Illinois On March 31, 2008
Updated:Summary Judgment Sustained On Argument Trial Court Did Not Consider
Updated:Violation Of Discovery Rule Deemed A Question Of Law
Updated:Failure To Claim Prejudice Destroys "Plain Error" Argument
Updated:First District Illinois Appellate Court Defines Standards Of Review For Motion For New Trial And For Judgment Notwithstanding Verdict
Updated:First District Illinois Appellate Court States Standard Of Review For Class Certification
Updated:Illinois Supreme Court Rules De Novo Standard Of Review Applies To Permissive Review Of Conflict Of Law Question
Updated:For A Really Good Time With Appellate Lawyers In DuPage County, Illinois . . .
Updated:Fifth District Illinois Appellate Court Looks At Waiver, Ex Parte Communication, And Trial Judge Misconduct. First District Appellate Court Reviews Completeness Of Appellate Record
Updated:Employer's Failure To Sufficiently Raise Position In Trial Court Results Waiver On Appeal
Updated:No Forfeiture Of Appeal Where Plaintiff's Amended Complaint Does Not Include Defendant-Appellees
Updated:Fourth District Illinois Appellate Strikes Brief For Lack Of Citation To Record Or Authority
Updated:Special Representative Gets Bonus Time To Appeal
Updated:Illinois Supreme Court To Review IRMO Gutman. Is Civil Contempt Petition A Separate Claim From Underlying Divorce Case?
Updated:Good Times With Appellate Lawyers In Chicago
Updated:First District Illinois Appellate Waffles Between De Novo and Abuse of Discretion Standards In Interlocutory Appeal
Updated:Temporary Removal Of Guardian Not Reviewable
Updated:Slightly Defective Certificate Of Service Does Not Deprive Illinois Appellate Court Of Jurisdiction
Updated:Law-Of-The-Case Doctrine Does Not Bar First District Illinois Appellate Court From Considering Existence Of Contract
Updated:Illinois Supreme Court Spanks North Chicago Police Pension Board. Doctor's Evidence Fails Manifest Weight Standard
Updated:Lack Of Cross Appeal Doesn't Deprive Illinois Supreme Court Of Jurisdiction
Updated:Interesting Stuff From Other Places. Premature Notice Of Appeal Becomes Effective In First Circuit
Updated:Good Times With Appellate Lawyers In Chicago
Updated:7th Circuit Reviews Summary Judgment For Clear Error In Non-Jury Case
Updated:No Appellate Jurisdiction Where Appeal Taken While Contempt Motion Still Pending. Second District Illinois Appellate Court Overrules 2-Month Old Opinion
Updated:7th Circuit Requires Accurate Affidavit From Prisoner To Comply With Mailbox Rule
Updated:Daughter Turning 18 Renders Grandparent Visitation Case Moot
Updated:Consumer Wins Credit Card Battle, But Appealable Orders Elude Her
Updated:Fifth District Illinois Appellate Court Without Jurisdiction To Allow Permissive Appeal Of Forum Motion
Updated:No Transcript, No Worry. But Lack Of Exhibits Kills Appeal.
Updated:Illinois Supreme Court To Post Oral Arguments On Web
Updated:Appeal Doomed For Lack Of Trial Court Transcript
Updated:Illinois Supreme Court Vacates Appellate Ruling On Interlocutory Order.
Updated:Trial Court Oversteps Authority In Directing Notice Of Appeal To Be Filed For Defendant
Updated:7th Circuit Has Jurisdiction Of Dispute Over Non-Compete Clause In Patent License
Updated:Off Topic, But Not Entirely: New Venture Needs Great Writer With Reporting Skills In Chicago Area
Updated:Sovereign Immunity Doesn't Deprive Appellate Court Of Jurisdiction In Veterinary Malpractice Case
Updated:Illinois Appellate Lawyers Association Announces November Luncheon And Candidate Forum
Updated:Fourth District Appellate Court Pieces Together Inadequate Record
Updated:No Waiver Of Argument Raised For First Time In Illinois Supreme Court
Updated:Illinois First District Appellate Court Reiterates Rule To Preserve Evidentiary Objection For Appeal
Updated:Special Concurrence In IRMO Duggan Argues (1) No Retroactive Application For Amended Supreme Court Rule And (2) Postdissolution Petitions Are New Actions
Updated:Postdissolution Petitions Present New Claims, But Not New Actions
Updated:Second District Illinois Appellate Court Rules On Retroactivity of Amended Supreme Court Rule 303
Updated:7th Circuit Dismisses Appeal Of Remand After District Court Denies Immunity Request
Updated:No Waiver Of Appellate Argument That Depended On Evidence Not In Appellate Record
Updated:Medical Malpractice Case Illustrates Tension In Review Of Judgment Notwithstanding Verdict
Updated:First District Illinois Appellate Denies Guardian Right To Test Trial Court's Authority To Temporarily Release Guardianship Power
Updated:No Cause Of Action? No Matter. First District Illinois Appellate Rules Argument Waived On Appeal
Updated:7th Circuit Appellate Court Rules Dismissal Without Prejudice Nonfinal Where District Court Wasn't Through With Case
Updated:Plain Error "Exceedingly Rare" In Civil Appeals
Updated:Permanency Order Not Final So GAL's Appeal Not Moot
Updated:Reallege It Or Waive It
Updated:Second Second District Illinois Appellate Panel Dismisses Appeal
Updated:Excessive "Nature Of The Case" Does Not Warrant Striking
Updated:Arguments First Raised On Motion For Reconsideration In Trial Court Waived For Appeal
Updated:Failure By Trial Court Clerk To Mail Order Does Not Relieve 30-Day Deadline To Appeal
Updated:Fifth District Illinois Appellate Rules Jurisdiction Ruined By Post-Trial Motion For Costs
Updated:Motion To Reconsider Does Not Toll 30-Day Deadline To Petition For Interlocutory Appeal
Updated:First District Illinois Appellate Finds Bare Motion To Vacate Sufficient To Toll Time To Appeal
Updated:Second District Appellate Court Hears Fugitive's Appeal After Trial And Sentencing In Absentia
Updated:Fourth District Illinois Appellate Rules Abuse Of Discretion To Order Interlocutory Appeal
Updated:First District Illinois Appellate Distinguishes Review Standards For Motions To Reconsider
Updated:Second District Illinois Appellate Rules That Specific Objection To Evidence Waives All Other Grounds
Updated:Fifth District Illinois Appellate Rules Waiver For Lack Of Post-Trial Motion
Updated:Podcasting Lousin Interview On Illinois Constitution And Constitutional Convention – Cutback Amendment, 2008 Referendum For Con Con, Caring About State Constitutions
Updated:Track 5 Of Professor Lousin On The Illinois Constitution Now Podcasting — The Lock Step Doctrine, The Cut Back Amendment, Initiative and Referendum
Updated:Prof. Lousin Discusses The Illinois Constitution. Now Podcasting Track 4 Of Exclusive Interview.
Updated:Podcasting Track 3 Of Lousin On The Illinois Constitution And 1968 Constitutional Convention
Updated:Lousin Remembers The Illinois Constitutional Convention
Updated:Interview With Professor Ann Lousin Now Podcasting
Updated:More Thoughts From An Unconstrained Litigator. Writing An Appellate Brief.
Updated:Illinois Supreme Court Finds Substantial Compliance Of Chinese Language Referendum Despite Inexact Translation
Updated:Illinois Supreme Court Spanks Trial Court And Chicago Elections Board For Ruling Statute Unconstitutional
Updated:Filing Amended Complaint Waives Right To Appeal Summary Judgment Against Original
Updated:In Case Of First Impression, First District Illinois Appellate Asserts Jurisdiction Over Appeal Filed 78 Days After Judgment
Updated:Summary Judgment In Declaratory Judgment Action Final Despite Pending Questions
Updated:Post-Judgment Motion For Sanctions Tolls Time To Appeal
Updated:Trial Court Without Power After Reversal Without Remand
Updated:Illinois Judicial Campaign Regulation Bill Dead For Now
Updated:Split First District Appellate Court Rules Clearly Erroneous Standard Applies In Election Law Dispute
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FGP are the Greeks of propane!!!! they should stop making acquisitions.....stop spending money they don't have...cut the div. pay down debt and get on track like you would at home. also, they should get involved CLN, and set up stations and deliver Nat Gas to stations so more vehicles, trucks etc. can have a place ton stop to fill up. that's the only thing holding back the use of NG. It's a "no brainer".
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House of Payne
When we first glimpse Royal Payne, proprietor of the scruffily genteel Whispering Pines Inn, he's staring into a mirror while fixing his tie and remarking, "You, my friend, deserve a better life." Payne's portrayer, John Larroquette, might well share this sentiment. One of our most classically gifted comic actors, he excels at the cringing aggression that has been this genre's stock-in-trade since the days of Jack Benny, in particular the snide parting shot that suggests a man too terrified of his own self-loathing to dare open combat. But despite the raft of Emmy awards Larroquette has amassed (most recently for his guest spot as a hilariously self-satisfied murderer on The Practice), the last few years have seen his talents scandalously underused. We can, for the most part, blame the networks' post-Seinfeld rush to find standups capable of carrying a sitcom. In such an atmosphere, the delicacy of Larroquette's almost existential sneer could well seem too difficult, too arid for viewers accustomed to a wisecrack every third line.
Given those conditions, it's a shame Payne (CBS, 7:00 p.m. Wednesday) hasn't fathomed the depths of its star's abilities. While the show has had more than its share of fine moments so far, even the funniest bits have only scratched the despair his comedic talents suggest. Much of that shallowness is no doubt attributable to the conventions of the half-hour sitcom, which seemingly mandate that no scene escape without discharging its comic payload, small though it may be. For instance, when the valet, asked if he's herded an entire nudist convention from the lobby to their rooms, replies, "I don't know. I didn't do a head count." Larroquette, on the other hand, is the kind of actor who can keep a slow burn going for a good fifteen minutes. To posit a new sitcom formula: If this show cut the laugh lines by half and let the star add his own comedy, it would be at least twice as funny.
In a deeper sense, though, Payne's shortcomings are less structural than cultural, a point that becomes clear when you compare the show to its British model, John Cleese's Fawlty Towers (which is newly available on video). Basil Fawlty was an unregenerate snob whose frustrated aspirations to class mobility were neatly encoded in that "w" in the middle of his name. Its faux-classy tone is both a sign of snobbery and a reminder of how faulty his aspirations truly are: This far, it said, and no further. (Compare that name to, nyuk nyuk, "Royal" Payne, which apparently refers to Payne's mother's annoyance over the five days of labor she endured. This gives some context, but Wodehouse it ain't.)
Basil was regularly cruel to the help, condescended to those below him, and groveled before his betters. His hapless Spanish factotum/punching bag Miguel, whose English was as badly mangled as Fawlty's marriage, reflected the kind of ethnic bad taste only Brits seem able, or willing, to pull off these days (recall AbFab's Edina deciding to accessorize with a Romanian baby). And it grew even more funny for its very transgression of PC standards. Fawlty's desperation and random sprays of hatred played perfectly: Who knows better than the British how painful, and how inescapable, are the horrors of finding yourself languishing beneath your (self-)appointed station in a society that has supposedly left class privilege behind?
All of which is to say that British pop culture often reaches its greatest heights when recognizing its deep legacy of national defeat. The best U.K. imports of recent years--Prime Suspect, Cracker, Trainspotting, et al.--glory in griminess: They cheerily immerse the viewer in a wide channel of failure. Thus the secret of Fawlty Towers was its recognition that, at base, there was absolutely nothing funny about who Basil Fawlty was or the predicament he found himself in. (Done straight, this comedy reads as an Albee play.)
Royal Payne, by contrast, is a man without a country. Why is he here? What did he do beforehand? And why should we pity him for enjoying many yuppies' early-retirement fantasy, running an inn on the Northern California coast? Nor do we know why Payne so desperately wants his small inn to do better. So he can permanently retire three years earlier? Deprived of that crucial backstory, he's just another self-improving American, on the road to better things--because, goshdarnit, that's what America is about.
In that vein, it hardly needs mentioning that Miguel has been nervously transformed into Mo, an ethnically indeterminate comic foil whose vaguely Eastern European/Indian(?) accent seems designed to evoke every ethnic group in general without insulting anyone in particular. Meanwhile, JoBeth Williams, as Payne's tart-tongued wife Connie, has yet to register beyond her narrative function; she overdoes the pert sassiness like a small-town trouper doing Gilbert and Sullivan. And we should no doubt thank Seinfeld for the recurring bit part of the irascible Chinese delivery man who barks at Payne every time he makes an appearance. (Maybe we're better off without that ethnic humor after all.)
And yet Payne makes you laugh. While uneven, it's sufficiently clever to tease you with the hope that something worth your time is just around the corner. Payne, when surprised by Mo, prissily barks: "Don't do that! You're like a little horror movie." In another scene, the maid tells Payne that the conversation she wishes to conduct with him concerns his ethical failings--"and is thus irrelevant to me," he replies airily.
Despite insufficient aid from the supporting players, Larroquette manages to carry the program, biting off his lines with a smarmy instinct for self-preservation that makes every joke into a little philosophical gesture. Payne makes it up as he goes along, sacrificing pride for position in an endless game of one-upmanship with the universe. Told that the seals depicted in his lavish brochure do not appear on the actual beach near the inn, he shuffles through a stack of note cards, finds one apposite to the occasion, and offers the only apology he can: "Tough."
In moments such as this, Payne touches on its true subject: the ways we learn to enjoy and even glory in our failure to climb most of the peaks we once dreamt of surmounting. Should the show continue on the clumsy path, it will still exist as a middling star-powered sitcom in a dry season (and compared with Ted Danson's Becker, it deserves an Emmy). But if Payne develops the will to let its star's instinct for recrimination loose, it could become the unflinching portrait of self-lacerating survival we've needed ever since Larry Sanders went off the air. And with a thorough overhaul, Payne might profitably wander the great comic wastelands of defeat for years to come.
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Fast forward two and a half years since the events of A Living Nightmare Of Chaos, Drake, the human, has moved into Canterlot Castle with his Fiance, Princess Celestia and her sister Princess Luna. Everything seems calm, but everypony has been living on borrowed time as the arrival of a time traveling human preaching words of war in Equestria sends ripples through the lands, death will be arriving and has followed Drake from the future.
Princess Luna must decide where her heart lies, the ember of love for her sisters fiance threatens to send her mad with sorrow and jelousy. And with her sisters wedding in just a month, can she contain her feelings or will the events that are unfolding reawaken the spirit of Nightmare Moon inside her?
Sequel to Ray.
Tempest escapes imprisonment and uses Ray's past teachings to turn mad bomber in attempt to kill him and the team responsible for putting him behind bars, under the diversion of radical road gangs fighting for supremacy of the roads and Equestria's new fuel supply.
Yes, this character DOES feature in my Daring Do books. However, this particular series is NOT part of my daring do universe.
This is set in my personal Almanac Universe and will be joined by many other books. These books are far longer, written in MY personal style (instead of my usual required mimicry of a k yearling from the show) so it should be far more complex.
This book is specifically far more adult and will contain sexual instances, as well as dark and bloody themes.
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This is the latest Daring Do side story. This is a prequel to the daring do series.
Follow Swift Hooves as he goes from a young colt, to the darkest corners of his own sanity. Can he managed when he is given a gift that changes his life? What about if that gift is taken from him?
Can he stay who he is, when he loses everything?
(This book is CANON to the Daring Do stories and is NOT associated with the dark horse trilogy. The dark horse trilogy is set in an ENTIRELY DIFFERENT UNIVERSE and is NOT canon to the daring do series.)
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Cloud Zapper wasn't always a strong and fearless Royal Guard. Once upon a time, he was simply a recruit. But even a recruit can do great things.
The Friendship is Epic series as reached it's third season. Flare gains a new tool known as the Blessings of the Night to help him with his friendship adventures, and to defeat the evil Dr. Swinebutt, and other villians that may be contained in here.
A prequal of DLX. It's about Death's past and how he became who he is today. Warning it contains violence, and other things. Note I could have made this explict but i keep it Teen just because.
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How pony can dream big. There are some bronies that wish to become ponies, but there are some ponies that want to be humans. Lyra wants that, but after some explainations, Flare wants to become one too. Flare wishes to become a human, but his friends doubt his dream, which makes Flare super-mad and feels betrayed. Luckily for him, his dream eventually comes true after his very rare and very special black box has been stolen from him and taken to Canterlot High through a universal transport mirror. With only having his sister Water by his side, Flare must locate the stolen box before the portal closes, but the only way he might be able to do that is to find the human versions of the Noble Six.
In the end, everything falls to chaos. A new mare has escaped her prison in Tartarus, and has kept her grudge against Equestria. With her return, she threatens the very fabric of Time and Space itself. In New Equestria, foes will unite to beat this unbeatable foe... but at what cost?
It's been three months since the Noble Six rescued the Mane Six from Chaos Mountain and even though Flare knows a decent amount about friendship, his adventure is still far from over. Flare has yet to know who the mysterious doctor is because there is somepony out there that wants to ruin Flare's life for good. Who could it be? Meanwhile, Flare's sister Water Gun moves into town.


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Fred Couch, father of the 'affluenza' teen, was involved in a domestic disturbance Friday night after he allegedly choked his girlfriend.
Police were called to the scene in Tarrant County, Texas after the woman's frantic 9111 call. According to the sheriff, "Deputies saw she had some redness around her neck, potential choke marks." However, when asked to give her statement, the woman refused to cooperate.
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In an investigation that began in 2011 and resulted in the seizure of more than 53 pounds of heroin in Aberdeen earlier this year, a major drug trafficking group that distributed large amounts of methamphetamine and heroin from Mexico all over Washington state has been broken up, federal officials said.
A dozen men, including two from Aberdeen, were indicted by a federal grand jury and appeared in federal court in Seattle Thursday. The two from Aberdeen are Jose Manuel Pardo-Martinez, 32, and Esgardo Daniel Martinez-Pizano, 18.
The Grays Harbor Drug Task Force was one of several enforcement agencies working on the investigation.
The Organized Crime and Drug Enforcement Task Force provided federal funding to the federal and state agencies involved. The investigation was led by the Drug Enforcement Administration with investigative contributions from the following agencies: ICE - Homeland Security Investigations, South Snohomish County Narcotics Task Force, King County Sheriff's Office, Grays Harbor Drug Task Force, Seattle Police Department, Port of Seattle, Tri-Cities Metro Drug Task Force, and the Washington State Patrol.
Officials said the organization spanned a large area of the state with operations ranging from Everett to Vancouver, Wash., and from Aberdeen to the Tri-Cities. Over the course of the investigation law enforcement has seized more than 56 pounds of heroin and more than eight pounds of highly pure methamphetamine.
According to records filed in the case, using court authorized wire taps, law enforcement intercepted hundreds if not thousands of drug trafficking related phone calls and text messages between September 2012 and now.
The investigation began in October 2011, and identified members of the criminal organization smuggling drugs from Mexico across the border into Texas and California, and then north to Western Washington, officials said.
In two seizures earlier this year, law enforcement found two kilograms of suspected crystal methamphetamine that was hidden in paint cans in the back of a truck stopped on Interstate 84 in Oregon, and a second stop — in Aberdeen — resulted in the seizure of more than 53 pounds of heroin. During a search of the vehicle, investigators located an access panel in the rear cargo area of the vehicle that enabled investigators to access the gas tank. Inside of the gas tank, investigators located and removed the suspected heroin. Each package of heroin was covered in mustard and red pepper, which is one method used by drug traffickers in an attempt to mask the smell of the heroin from drug detection canines, officials said.
"Drug trafficking organizations have one priority: financial wealth through addiction," said DEA Special Agent in Charge Matthew G. Barnes. "Seizures of heroin are on the rise in the Pacific Northwest. This investigation alone prevented 4 million user doses of heroin from hitting our streets, ruining lives and giving drug dealers over $1 million dollars in profits. The DEA and our law enforcement partners will continue to have an unwavering focus on keeping our communities safe."
The grand jury has indicted the following defendants:
Antonio Zuniga-Barajas, 29 of Kennewick; Javier Zuniga-Ochoa, 50, Kennewick; Hector M. Hernandez-Hernandez, 36, of Vancouver; Enrique Orozco-Rojas, 37, Kennewick; Pedro Barragan-Valdovinos, 39, of Pasco; Braulio Zuniga-Cervantes, 30, of Kent; Victor Carmona-Tapia, 28, of Everett; Omar Valencia-Barajas, 24, of Everett; Jose Trinidad Cuevas-Mendoza, 32, of Monroe; Alberto Bernal-Rodriguez, 43, of Vancouver; and Omar Huerta-Garcia, 29, of Pasco.
Thursday, 14 different locations and multiple vehicles were searched statewide. One additional person was arrested by criminal complaint. Law enforcement seized two pounds of crystal methamphetamine, heroin, two weapons, six vehicles and over $20,000 in cash.
If convicted the defendants face a mandatory minimum ten years in prison because of the quantity of drugs involved.