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The naked at home thing has worked really well for us (with a toddler sized potty seat that she could take herself to, or ask to be taken to when she needed to go). We started around 18 months (we had been doing the occasionally using the potty when her diaper was dry, such as after naps, etc since she was much littler, though), with short periods (mostly when she didn't want to put a diaper back on after a change, or mornings when I took the diaper off and was too lazy to get a new one). She started to have a lot of success with pee, so we decided to sjip the diapers and pants at home, and we did have some poop accidents in the begining (we would pay a lot of attention when we thought she was due and rush her to the potty when she started to go. Somewhere along the line she got it, because now she always takes herself for poops as well. We are currently introducing training pants when outside of the house with varying amounts of success. But I am confident she will get it eventually. I would definitely not push/fight if she is refusing to use the potty, or is having tons of accidents and doesn't seem concerned. Toddlers are so opinionated, and when it comes to pee/poop, food and sleep there isn't a whole lot you can do if they refuse to cooperate. So I mostly try not to start those fights. I think potty strikes are super common during the potty training process, though. It's up to you whether you want to keep changing clothes and training pants, or take a break and go back to diapers. I am sure she will get it eventually :-)
I'm looking for some advice ...
My DD is almost 21 months. I didn't expect to begin potty learning for a long time, but about 2 weeks ago, she began showing interest. She knows some sign langage, and she signed "pee" and peed in the toilet several times. I was surprised but wanted to support her, so we got a potty seat and some training pants and have been trying to make a go of it.
But now that the novelty has worn off, she doesn't seem interested. When I offer to take her, or remind her to tell me when she needs to go, she just says no. And will often wet herself just a few minutes later. Or if I just carry her to the toilet, she wails "Noooooo" the whole way. She may or may not pee once we're there. She has pooped twice in the toilet, once spontaneously and once when I caught her and rushed to the toilet.
The last few days there's been maybe once or twice a day that she has prompted a catch herself. She does seem to be learning that pee makes her underwear wet, and will sometimes sign after the fact. I've been putting her in sposies (or sposies over training pants) for sleeping and traveling. She doesn't yet understand "if you do this, then you'll get this" so I haven't tried any rewards with her.
Is this good learning in progress? Or is this Mommy trying to force it too soon? Should we keep going, or go back to diapers until she seems more ready?


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This fun hotel contains a miniature water park and is great for families. The food and drink received praise, as did the golf course and the friendly staff. Some disliked having all the noisy kids around, though.
The comfortable Rose Hall Resort And Spa, A Hilton Resort is a 4-star hotel in Montego Bay offering a jogging track, a golf course and a lazy river. This contemporary hotel was opened in 1974 and renovated in 2008.
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Objective: The objective of this study was to assess the efficacy and safety of inhaled loxapine in the treatment of agitation in patients with psychotic disorders.
Method: In this randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study, 129 agitated patients with schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder (DSM-IV criteria) were randomized to receive in a clinical or hospital setting a single inhalation of 5 or 10 mg of loxapine or placebo administered using the Staccato loxapine for inhalation device. The inhalation device delivered thermally generated drug aerosol to the deep lung for rapid absorption. The primary efficacy measure was change on the Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale-excited component (PANSS-EC) 2 hours following treatment. Secondary outcomes included the Clinical Global Impressions-Improvement scale (CGI-I), Behavioral Activity Rating Scale (BARS), and time to first rescue medication. The study was conducted between September 2006 and January 2007.
Results: Differences were statistically significant (P < .05) between placebo and both 5-mg and 10-mg doses on the CGI-I and the CGI-I responder analyses at 2 hours and in time to first rescue medication, and they were statistically significant (P < .05) between placebo and 10-mg loxapine on the PANSS-EC 20 minutes after administration continuing through 2 hours and in change from baseline BARS. Three serious adverse events occurred at least 6 days after treatment, but none were judged related to study treatment. The most common adverse events were sedation and dysgeusia (22% and 17%, respectively, in the 10-mg group, and 14% and 9%, respectively, in the placebo group).
Conclusions: Inhaled loxapine was generally safe and well tolerated and produced rapid improvement in agitated patients with psychotic disorders. Statistically significant differences in efficacy were found for the 10-mg dose compared with placebo, with results suggesting 5 mg may be effective. The delivery of loxapine by inhalation may provide a rapid, well-tolerated option for treating acute psychotic agitation that allows patients to avoid the aversive effects and loss of autonomy often associated with use of intramuscular medications. Further investigation of this new loxapine formulation is warranted.
Trial Registration: ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00369577
J Clin Psychiatry
Submitted: January 28, 2010; accepted April 1, 2010.
Online ahead of print: January 25, 2011 (doi:10.4088/JCP.10m06011yel).
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The search for least grebe and kingfishers
... our walk down towards the Rio Grande we heard LESSER NIGHTHAWKS doing their toad-like trills. Once at the bank of the Rio grande we did a little work on our Mexico lists adding Kingbirds, cowbirds, mockingbirds, altamira oriole, kites, kiskadee, vulture and some doves to our Mexican bird lists. As we headed back towards the visitor center we added our first confirmed TROPICAL KINGBIRD (these can be hard to tease out from all the COUCH's KINGBIRDS ...
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... GREEN JAYS, PLAIN CHACHALACAS, and WHITE-TIPPED DOVES. Overall, we had close to 80 species here adding most of the specialties.
After donating over a pint of blood to the ravenous skeeters...we decided to dodge the thunderstorm and head out towards our next destination. What happened next...well...let's just say it was a long couple of hours. We basically ended up driving over to Sabal Palms Grove in what only ...
Making a run for the border...
Not much to say about today as we spent a fair bit of time in the car again trying to position ourselves for the final 2.5 days in the Rio Grande...SHOULD BE EPIC!
We started off at Anahuac again, thinking we might have a shot at hearing both BLACK and YELLOW RAILS...yeah, we were wrong...no rails for us. As we drove out of the refuge, we were seeing large numbers of ORCHARD ORIOLES so we thought we had better get to Smith Oaks to see if there ...
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Do you know what I want? A ''blow up'' crocodile. (You know, those dolls filled with air. lol) Just to float in the sea between the hot chicks.
But the author of this movie had the subtitels sing something else! That's the brilliant part of this, because I know that song as I mentioned before. And, when I read the 'subtitel-lyrics' very close, it's just like they are singing what I'm reading.
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Roland JV-1080 Super JV
The Roland JV-1080 was one of the hottest and most popular digital synthesizers ever to come from Roland. Incredible sound quality capable of emulating any instrument imaginable plus totally fat analog synth type sounds and loads of percussion! It has 64 voices of polyphony and 16 part multitimbral, it's no wonder this is part of almost every Film Score Composers set-up as well as many more artists and hobbyists!
It has 8MB of sounds and it also offers a lot of expandability with 4 expansion slots and 2 data card memory slots. You can get up to 42MB of sounds by adding any of the popular JV-80 expansion cards suited for Techno, World Instruments, Orchestral or Synthesizers. The 1080 has a large LCD screen, lots of effects and filters for creative flexibility, motion control and extensive MIDI implementation. Editing is intense but enhanced and simplified by external editors like MOTU's Unisyn. It is used by Faithless, Hardfloor, Vangelis, Scanner, Roni Size, LTJ Bukem and Apollo 440.
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The JV-1080 was produced in 94-2001 and the JV-2080 was 97-2001 That's why there was more 1080 built. If you put them side by side the sound difference is not even worth mentioning. The 2080 has 8 expansion slot's, 1080 has 4. The 2080 has 3 EFX Plus Chorus, Rev. 1080 has 1 EFX Plus Chorus,Rev. The 2080 has 1 extra bank of 127 patches not found on the 1080. The list go's on. The 2080 is worth the extra £ just for the ease of use.
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ChangeIt software enhanced tremendously the operational easiness of this unit for me. Patch&Performance editing is now a joy (before it was like trying to play tetris from the front panel buttons!).
On a side related note: does anyone knows where I can find the expansion board "keyboards from the 60's & 70's" at an affordable price? I'm in Italy and here everyone asks for 150 euros as starting price! I'm a bit on a tight budget, but I need those mellotron samples for live use.
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- Polyphony - 64 Voices
- Oscillators - Digital, LAS, 8MB Samples expandable to 42
- LFO - 2 LFO's (sine, saw, square, triangle, trapezoid, sample&hold, random and chaos) w/ key or external sync. Can modulate the pitch, filter, pan, or level
- Filter - TVF (lowpass, bandpass, high pass, peak) with cutoff, resonance, key follow and velocity sensitivity
- VCA - TVA ADSR (tone level, pan, key follow)
- Memory - 640 Patches, 128 performances
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I suppose there are many ways one could react to the news that the local sheriff is openly threatening to lock people up beginning Nov. 3 for engaging in non-violent activities that may well be 100 percent legal under state law, and that (partly at the sheriff's urging) the federal government, too, is threatening to expend allegedly limited resources to haul away people at gunpoint and toss them into human meat lockers for choosing to ingest a non-deadly substance that the citizens of at least one forward-looking state may have decided is worth making legal. One may react, for instance, by suggesting that this is as blatant an attempt at direct voter intimidation via state gunpower that one can remember. Or, if you're of a milder bent, you may say something like "Hey sheriff, why don't you stick to enforcing relevant state and local laws; and hey Eric Holder, there are better uses of your budget than trying to punish rogue stoners in California."
Or, if you're the Los Angeles Times, you can use these explicit threats to bolster your case against legalization. Swear to God:
[U]nder federal law, smoking a joint would still be a crime. It isn't news that federal officials oppose Proposition 19 — President Obama himself has said he's against legalizing marijuana — but supporters of the Nov. 2 ballot measure appear to have hoped the administration would be as tolerant toward recreational users as it has been toward medicinal marijuana users. That's not going to happen.
If the proposition is approved, the result would be a legal morass. DEA raids would nab Californians who think they're complying with the law, only to face federal penalties. Fear of such raids would deter legitimate distributors from getting into the business, worsening the gray-market lawlessness that already pervades California's medical marijuana industry. Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca has vowed to continue arresting people who grow marijuana, but such arrests would be certain to result in litigation. [...]
We can understand the frustration that led to the drafting of Proposition 19. It is absurd that the federal government lists marijuana as a Schedule I drug, meaning that it has no medical uses and is considered as dangerous as heroin or LSD, when it may have therapeutic benefits and is less addictive and harmful than alcohol or tobacco. Yet, as we've said in our ballot endorsements, Proposition 19 is not the answer. [...]
There's no need for a battle with Washington that the state is unlikely to win.
It's true that some supporters of Prop. 19 may have hoped, against experience, that the Obama administration wouldn't be as lousy on this issue as every president since Jimmy Carter, but unlike the law-abiders at the L.A. Times (you guys have all refrained from violating federal drug laws, right?), drug policy activists in particular have taken to heart the fundamental (and fundamentally American) insight of such heroes as Henry David Thoreau and Martin Luther King: Citizens have a right, even a duty, to openly and peacefully break unjust laws. If in doing so they provoke the men with guns into a counter-reaction that shocks the conscience of decent-minded people, that change will come one helluva lot quicker than if they had sat around and waited for their elected betters (and their enablers in civil society) to locate a basic sense of decency and urgency at long last.
Two final L.A. Times-specific notes: 1) Check out this relevant bit from the Editorial Board's Mission Statement (which I helped write!):
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How does the paper's consistent rejection of citizens' private right to peaceably ingest a non-deadly substance square with this "fundamental" pledge, particularly given how the Bill of Rights has been so relentlessly abused in the name of this failed Drug War?
And 2) speaking of which, did you know what the then-publisher of that paper (an evil Republican) said, on my last day of work there? He said (quote not exact), Say, why don't we make a name for ourselves as the biggest paper against the Drug War? But he didn't last, and I doubt it would have mattered if he had.
Read your way backward through previous Prop. 19 editorializing beginning here. Oh look! USA Today is against it too. And libertarian John Stossel has bet prohibitionist Bill O'Reilly $10,000 that it will pass.
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$100 to the first person who says something that hasn't been said a hundred times in a thousand prior threads. Go!
Let's see the money first.
It's in a government-guaranteed trust. A lock-box, if you will. Do not trouble yourself. The $100 exists. Now, say something original about marijuana legalization.
Marijuana legalization is a benefit to society because it will help more people prepare for and cope with the ongoing and omnipresent transition into the age of aquarius. Authoritarians have been trying to delay the onset of aquarius for decades. This is a major battle in the war for harmony and understanding. Dig?
I smoked pot once. It made me want to rape and kill. (An old Easyriders cartoon caption under a drawing of two cops talking)
I like turtles.
Site search retrieves 6 hits for that phrase.
I like zombies.
Because there are no fast zombies? And the slow ones can't run away?
Oh wait, sorry Epi, I thought you were Steve Smith for a second. -
Kool, I'm disappointed. When Tosh had the "I like Turtles" kid on for the Web Redemption, he dressed the kid up like a turtle and had him say "I like zombies". Come on, man.
And I'm insulted that you would mistake me for STEVE(N) SMITH. It's Warty who looks like him, and NutraSweet who smells like him.
I love demonic possession, and hate pea soup as much as any other Sumerian god.
@ Irresponsible Hater
Why can't you hate responsibly?
I knew you were a zombie -
If it's legal, I have to stop pretending that I'm Jamaican, man!
You can lead a yak to water, but you can't make a silk purse out of a pig in a poke.
Opus? Is that you?
Are you sure about that?
Pus-dripping cuntsicle.
Heterodoxical ass-guzzler.
Wow! Talk about a case of the munchies!
And anonypussy starts the day off with a powerful burst of passive aggressiveness!
Have I said that before, anonypussy?
Fucking TEAM BEIGE partisans.
"Prepare to continue the epic struggle between good and neutral."
"What makes a good man go neutral? Lust for gold? Power? Or were you just born with a heart full of neutrality?"
People love Warty.
True, that.
or how about:
Nick does not look cool in his jacket.
Sugarfree is the smartest person in the world.
Epi did not get high yesterday.
Am grauen Strand, am grauen Meer,
Und seitab liegt die Stadt.At least it hasn't been written about here a hundred times before: you didn't say it had to be a relevant comment. ;-)
If in doing so they provoke the men with guns into a counter-reaction that shocks the conscience of decent-minded people...
I think that "decent-minded people" have been so utterly and completely brainwashed on the absolute evil that is recreational drug use, that they simply cannot be reasoned, counterprogrammed or shocked into changing.
I think you dont know who the decent minded people are. They are the ones who havent been brainwashed.
...hoped the administration would be as tolerant toward recreational users as it has been toward medicinal marijuana users.
Also, Obama has been tolerant of medicinal marijuana? What does intolerant look like?
There's no need for a battle with Washington that the state is unlikely to win.
Quoth Sun Tzu:
Victory can be known. It cannot be made.
and the feds don't have the resources to win the WoD in CA.
If the DEA wants to send all of its agents to chase stoners in Cali, I say we let 'em.
Bring it on, Obama.
Bring on the pot war and show the entire country how illiberal you really are.
As for Baca, he's gonna arrest people on what charges? Federal ones? This moron should stick to what he does best -- releasing heiresses early from prison.
Isn't Baca obligated to enforce the state law but cooperate with federal authorities on these matters. If he actively aids the federal government in the enforcement of a law that the feds only enforce on the most tenuous of commerce clause justification anyway....
Maybe Lee better just shut up and lay low until the matter is settled.
He isnt required to cooperate. He cannot interfere, but that is not equal to cooperation.
Until the matter is settled he can interfere....and he should!
Isn't this asshole up for election?
Unfortunately assholes like him always seem to get re-elected!
They're like barnacles and have to removed from office with a chisel.
I love the logic here:
(1) If the Prop is passed, people will get arrested for pot.
(2) This is bad, which can only mean arresting people for pot is bad.
(3) Since arresting people for pot is bad, we should not legalize pot.
Isn't that about it?
If only the feds arrest people for pot, then that takes jobs away from local police unions.
I think that the logic is something like:
1) The Sheriff will arrest people for pot no matter what.
2) If pot is made legal, the Sheriff will be violating the law by doing so.
3) The Sheriff violating the law is bad and a violation of civil liberties.
4) Therefore, we must keep pot illegal so as to minimize the civil liberties violations occurring.
Yes, because the whole purpose of law is to make things easier for the cops.
Apparently, the option of reining in the Sheriff so he doesn't violate the law and violate civil liberties isn't on the table, then.
Whoa, let's not get all crazy.
"I shot the sheriff
But I didn't shoot no deputy, oh no! Oh!"Bob Marley
That Welchian relic in the LAT's mission statement is as quaint and long-forgotten as some kooky law in Kentucky that prohibits dyeing your horse blue on Sundays- nobody pays any attention except to remark how weird the old days were.
KY did a complete rewrite on their laws a decade or two ago. Most of the "kooky" laws got tossed at that time.
Okay, the complete reorg was 1942, but it looks like the last major cleanup was 1992. But the numbering system dates to 1942. Im assuming that is when most of the olde timey kooky laws went away.
So wait, you're saying that it's okay to dye ol' Bess this Sunday? Hot fucking damn.
There's no need for a battle with Washington that the state is unlikely to win.
That's exactly right! Which nut should I suck first, O Glorious President?
Yet, as we've said in our ballot endorsements, Proposition 19 is not the answer. [...]
Translation: The people should not be writing the laws. Laws should be written by politicians who have been "properly motivated" by contibutions from the right people.
QUESTION AUTHORITY! journalism school style:
"Am I doing this right, Mister President? Faster? Slower? More spit? Should I slip a finger in?"
Thanks for the visual.
Don't orphan the balls.
Barry hates that.
The LA is too damn high.
If in doing so they provoke the men with guns into a counter-reaction that shocks the conscience of decent-minded people...
Based on the depth and breadth of public outcry and rioting following the death of Kathryn Johnston, I'd say the average American conscience is pretty heavily insulated.
Roman Officer: Do you know the penalty for a slave who strikes a Roman citizen?
[people in the crowd raise hands enthusiastically]
Roman Officer: Ok, you... you had your hand up first.
Man in crowd: Death by torture!
Roman Officer: No... You?
Man in crowd: Crucifixion!
Roman Officer: Wrong! You?
Man in crowd: They shove a living snake up your ass!
Roman Officer: Ah, no... but that's very creative!Share this quote
Man in crowd: They shove a living snake up your ass!
Roman Officer: Ah, no... but that's very creative!
And in some circles not a punishment at all!
Well maybe for the snake!
Is that modern-day Rome? I can imagine that as part of a tour package.
I wouldn't recommend shaking a lot a hands while on this junket!
Hah, watching Bill O'Reilly get his head around this will be one of the more entertaining aspects of the legalization fallout.
All this discussion is moot since Prop. 19 will never pass. The sheeple of California always do what their leftist overlords tell them to do.
The leftist overlords seem to be sitting this one out....they really....really want the revenue that they think this will bring in!
I think that they're going to be disappointed! Most folks are just going to grow their own!
There's no need for a battle with Washington that the state is unlikely to win.
And they may well ask why climb the highest mountain? Why, 35 years ago, fly the Atlantic? Why does Rice play Texas?
I'm a Rice grad student, and I don't know the answer to that one either.
The funny thing is, Rice had a decent record v Texas in the 50s (5-3 from 1953 thru 1960), its almost like Kennedy kicked off the losing streak.
And the answer is 1994. That is why Rice plays Texas.
Huh, just realized something. JFK was clearly an android sent from the future to kick start the space program so that skynet could take over. Hence, him not realizing at the time of his speech, that Rice playing Texas want yet futile. The futility started the fall after his speech.
Occam's razor. Its the most reasonable explanation for that line in the speech.
Maybe John Connor was on the grassy knoll.
You mean the speech line, "We have control of the mind"?
whose the pic of?
Henry David Thoreau and MLK Jr.
I appreciated the picture of MLK, Jr. When people debate me about disobeying/disagreeing with bad laws, I usually end up pointing to "Letter From a Birmingham Jail".
That letter disappointed me. Lots of misspellings and grammatical errors. Dr. my ass.
Hey, Epi, weren't you saying something earlier about leftists having no moral consistency? I guess they felt the need to immediately provide you with an example.
Everyone at he LAT who doesn't publicly speak against this is a fucking half-wit, coward with no moral fiber. They can never lecture anyone about anything again. An fuck that brain-dead, would-be-dictator of a sheriff. In better days he would be tarred and feathered for merely uttering such authoritarian nonsense.
Okay, so those insults were common at best. I'm in such disbelief over the authority ball licking that my mind is blank. Can someone help me out?
Maybe John Connor was on the grassy knoll.
Very nice.
It makes more sense than the magic bullet.
"the Obama administration wouldn't be as lousy on this issue as every president since Jimmy Carter"
I suppose this makes sense. Since the DEA was Dick Nixon creation, he was arguably worse than Obama.
However, Tricky Dick probably believed the prohibitionist propaganda, and genuinely thought marijuana was a scourge on the nation. He may have even thought he could win a war on drugs.
Obama knows better. Unlike Nixon, he knows that marijuana smokers can accomplish anything, even become POTUS, as long as they're not tarred with a criminal conviction. Obama also knows that, after forty years, the drug war is an abject failure.
Obama's pot policy is far more cynical than Nixon's.
Eh, I have a general policy against trying to guess what a politician "really believes" or whether they "know better."
"Say, why don't we make a name for ourselves as the biggest paper against the Drug War?"
Every week I smoke a joint for David Hiller.
Taking a hit to relieve your pain, or taking a swig - BIG DEAL!! The only time these becomes a problem to all of us is when these people try to do sensitive tasks. Does anybody believe that the Mexican cartels are backing the legalization measures? The Feds and the Federales are in this together because there's too much MONEY to be lost here folks!
@IM patrolling. You are absolutely correct. All about the denero. The almighty dollar. And just maybe the USofA might miss out on much of it. Cause you can always get pot some where.I think this country has far bigger problems than worrying about whether or not they will profit if marijuana is legalized. Who friggin cares.


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Court Rejects Injunction to Bar Alleged Abuser Priests From Receiving Benefits
By Stephanie M. Acree
A plan confirmation order was modified to remove an injunction that would bar priests who allegedly committed sexual abuse against minors from receiving certain benefits Dec. 18 by the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware (Martin v. Catholic Diocese of Wilmington Inc., D. Del., No. 1:11-cv-00814 (SLR), 12/18/12).
Judge Sue L. Robinson found that the bankruptcy court had failed to meet the requirements for issuing the injunction and furthermore that the bankruptcy court had admitted a letter as evidence that certain priests had committed sexual abuse in error.
Two-Year Window
The Catholic Diocese of Wilmington Inc. (CDOW) filed for Chapter 11 protection on Oct. 18, 2009, in the wake of costly litigation involving the alleged sexual abuse of minors committed by the CDOW's priests and other clerics. In July 2007, the Delaware Child Victim's Act was enacted which created a two-year statutory window during which victims of child sexual abuse whose claims had been barred by statute of limitations could bring a civil action in the Delaware Superior Court. According to court documents, during this two-year window, 131 sexual abuse actions involving 142 plaintiffs were filed against the CDOW.
According to the debtor, it had insufficient insurance coverage for the lawsuits pending against it. In addition to these expenses, the debtor was facing an impending default on approximately $11 million of unsecured bond indebtedness and had approximately $72 million in unfunded pension liability. The debtor stated in court documents that in filing for bankruptcy relief, it did not intend to "dodge responsibility for past criminal misconduct by clergy" or " deny victims their day in court."
Sustenance Motion
On Oct. 18, 2009, the CDOW filed a "sustenance motion" which sought an order to authorize the debtor "to continue providing pensions, sustenance and/or medical coverage in the ordinary course to certain retired or removed priests accused of sexual abuse" and "to use certain restricted funds to pay prepetition priest pension obligations." The motion was opposed by the unsecured creditors committee as well as the Unofficial Committee of State Court Abuse Survivors (Abuse Survivors' Committee). The motion was eventually dismissed.
In the CDOW's second amended plan or reorganization, the clergy pension plans were unimpaired. The Abuse Survivors' Committee objected to the proposed plan and the unsecured creditor's committee said that it was "deeply offended by the [p]lan's treatment of the [c]lergy [p]ension [c]laims or [o]ther [u]nsecured [c]laims asserted by anyone who is responsible for [a]buse."
Saltarelli Letter
At a July 8, 2011, hearing on the plan, the CDOW called Bishop W. Francis Malooly as a witness and Malooly testified that he "had no intention of giving money or benefits in the ordinary course to certain individuals named by counsel for the [Abuse Survivors' Committee]." In a bench memo filed on July 13, 2011, the Abuse Survivors' Committee requested that the court issue an injunction that would forever bar the debtor from providing certain named former priests with any money, pension, or benefits of any kind.
The bankruptcy court entertained argument on the injunction on July 14, 2011, despite the fact that the record had been closed and opposing counsel had not been given notice. The bankruptcy court also admitted a letter from deceased Bishop Michael A. Saltarelli that included the names of 18 priests about whom there had been "admitted, corroborated or otherwise substantiated allegations of sexual abuse of minors."
Not in Good Faith
Kenneth Martin, who had filed of proof of claim in the case in April 2010, was one of the names listed in the letter. The letter was admitted over Martin's objection. Martin also objected to the injunction, arguing that he was "entitled to notice and an opportunity to be heard before his opportunity to receive sustenance under any circumstance should be denied [the bankruptcy court.]" The bankruptcy court's ruling from the bench was that it would not confirm any plan that would impair the claims of the abuse survivors while reserving the right to make payments to the abuser priests because such a plan could not be proposed in good faith pursuant to Section 1129(a)(3) of the Bankruptcy Code.
The plan was confirmed on Aug. 8, 2011, containing a modified form of the requested injunction. The plan enjoined "Removed Priests" from receiving specified benefits, including Martin. Martin appealed the confirmation of the plan, arguing that the bankruptcy court erred in admitting the Saltarelli letter, modifying the clergy pensions, classifying the claims of the "Removed Priests" in a separate classification, including Martin in the class of "Removed Priests, and in issuing the injunction.
Letter Admitted in Error
The district court said that, based on the record, Martin was included among the subjects of the injunction based solely on the Saltarelli letter. The CDOW argued that the admission of the letter could only constitute reversible error if Martin's inclusions in the list of "Removed Priests" depended on his status as an actual abuser. The CDOW argued that the "Removed Priests" provision was included to remedy the bankruptcy court's bad faith finding and the letter was admitted "for the sole purpose of demonstrating the state of mind of the [CDOW]."
"The Saltarelli letter is not a legal document; there is no indication that it was intended to confer or eliminate legal rights," the court said. "The court is hard pressed to understand how the [CDOW] can argue, in good faith, that the [o]rder does not have very real consequences for [Martin] based on the truth of the allegations contained in the Saltarelli letter, that is, that [Martin] and the others identified therein should be deprived prospectively not only of all civil benefits provided by the [CDOW] and other non-debtor entities, but also of all redress for said deprivation, based on their status as alleged abusers."
Therefore, the court concluded that admission of the letter was legal error.
No Impact on Estate
Next, the court considered whether or not the injunction could survive if the letter was improperly admitted. Section 105 of the Bankruptcy Code gives bankruptcy courts broad authority to issue injunctions as long as they are necessary to carry out the provisions of the Bankruptcy Code. In this case, the court said the injunction was intended to carry out Section 1129(a)(3) concerning the debtor's good faith.
The court said it could find no cases with similar facts, specifically a case involving a permanent prospective injunction on non-debtors that would have "no impact whatsoever on the estate of the debtor." The court held that the injunction would have no impact on the debtor's estate because the CDOW had represented under oath through its agent Malooly that it had no intention of providing any prospective benefits to Martin or the other named priests.
Good Intentions Not Sufficient
Furthermore, the court said that Section 105(a) can only be the basis of extending relief to non-debtors if the court considers the following:
- If there is danger of imminent, irreparable harm to the estate or to the debtor's ability to reorganize;
- If there is a reasonable likelihood of reorganization;
- The balance of relative harm between the debtor and the creditor to be enjoined; and
- The public interest.
The district court found that the bankruptcy court failed to consider any of these requirements before issuing the injunction. The district court further held that because the injunction would not impact the estate, there was no danger of imminent or irreparable harm. With regard to the public interest, the court said that it did not "question the motivations behind the imposition of the [i]njunction."
"However," the court said, "good intentions cannot trump the rule of law and the fundamental requirement that there be a nexus established between the wrongs alleged and the remedy imposed." The court said the record failed to demonstrate any such nexus, as Martin was not the subject of any of the survivor claims in the CDOW's Chapter 11 proceedings.
The court therefore concluded that the bankruptcy court had "exceeded the scope of its equitable powers under [Section 105(a)] and accordingly modified the bankruptcy court's confirmation order to remove the injunction.


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