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Thursday, October 11, 2012
Is Cutting More Important than Adding?
Sophia "Soap" Lazarcheck is a girl genius with a knack for making robots-and for making robots explode. After her talents earn her admission into a secretive university institute, she is swiftly drawn into a conspiracy more than a century in the making. Soap is pitted against murderous thugs, experimental weaponry, lizard monsters, and a nefarious doomsday device that can bring civilization to a sudden and very messy end.
Welcome, Sechin!
I had a professor who insisted that the best way to write a two-page paper was to write a 10 page paper, throw it all away, and then hand in pages 11 and 12. When I tell the same thing to my students, they don't buy it. I can't blame them: I didn't really buy it either, not until I started writing novels.
My professor's point was that not all pages are created equal. Of course it takes more effort to write 10 or 12 bad pages than two bad pages, and maybe even more than two mediocre pages. But good pages require time and effort, as well as research, experimentation, structuring, restructuring, and a nearly endless amount of general fussing. At the very least, good pages require two steps: adding and cutting.
I teach two discrete groups of students and I've found that each needs this advice for different reasons. One of my student groups consists of the crème-de-la-crème of our school's scholars, students who take the most challenging courses, maintain the highest GPAs, and participate in every extracurricular activity that might sparkle on their college applications. My other group consists of at-risk kids in an alternative school program. Many of these students are extremely intelligent, but for a dizzying array of reasons none of them has had much success in school.
The advanced students always want to build up their writing until it overflows. They do the research, they know the issues, they have the facts, and they want to pile it all in without any thought to purpose or readability. The bigger the better: if the assignment calls for two pages, then they assume 10 ought to get a better grade. If they run out of things to say, they resort to inflated words and ponderous sentences. Their writing often becomes a cluttered, colorless hallway that never leads anywhere.
My alternative high-schoolers, on the other hand, bring a great deal of passion about anything they see as relevant to their lives. They are lively, colorful, and outspoken, but even on their favorite topics their writing is terse. For them, it's about getting to the point. Why wade through the muck of evidence and logic when you can gallop right to the exciting conclusion? Why bother explaining anything if you feel like you already understand it?
Although I didn't know it at the time, I built a composite of these two groups when I wrote Mad Science Institute. I started by combining all the drive and technical know-how of the advanced students with the vitality and quirkiness of the alternative school kids. I crammed a lot into each character and just as much into the plot and setting, but in the cutting phase I eliminated everything that failed to accelerate the story or develop the characters. It meant cutting some perfectly good ideas, but that was okay: true to the mad science theme, I knew I could stitch them together and give them a new life whenever I was ready. Right then, all that mattered was pruning back and boiling down until the book became balanced and lean.
Being a teacher helped me write a better novel, and writing a novel helped me become a better teacher. I'm not trying to teach my students to become novelists—I wouldn't push it on them any more than a P.E. teacher would urge all of his students to aim for NFL careers—but what works for crafting a novel applies to essays, letters, and other forms of writing as well. By the end of each year, I'm gratified to see that those students who tended to add too much have learned to accomplish more with fewer words, and the ones who want to start too small learn that they need to build up before they can trim down.
Despite what some students claim, the art of writing is nothing that can be mastered with a mere 16 or 17 years of practice. If I'm any better at it than a student, it isn't because of what I've written but because of what I've un-written. Deleting the thousands of pages of rough drafts and practice novels was the only way I could learn what should stay and what just gets in the way, and by the time my students delete that many pages they'll be better writers than I am.
It seems to me that what you cut is as important as what you add, but maybe that's just my process. I'd love to hear your opinions on the matter.
How about it, TKZers? Are you more of a cutter or adder?
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Howdy Sechin! Welcome to TKZ. Good article on craft. I've found that the cutting part is hardest for me, but most rewarding. For a long time I was stuck on word count and worried that I couldn't make 80k words let alone 100k. When I discovered that with the advent of self-epublishing becoming profitable one didn't have to worry about word count so much, a well written 60k novel can sell as good or better than a 100k word novel, suddenly I felt freedom to focus on the story instead of the length, and things started to clean up.ReplyDelete
Welcome to TKZ, Sechin, and thanks for following me on Twitter.ReplyDelete
I'm both a cutter and an adder. At the end of the first draft of my WIP, I knew I was in trouble. 183 pages--yes, pages--ended up on the cutting-room floor. Then 200+ got added back in. (That's what happens when you don't know what your story is, isn't it?) If you don't mind my paraphrasing the Bible/William Shakespeare and Kenny Rogers in the same sentence, the key is not "neither a cutter nor an adder be," but to "know when to hold 'em, [and] know when to cut 'em..." ;-) In other words, cut what needs to be cut, add what needs to be added.
Hey, Sechin! Interesting post, and perhaps a philosophy that seeps beyond writing. I work in the tech writing industry. We've found that users can't locate the help they need if we jam the system with every scrap of possible knowledge available about a piece of software. Give the user the stuff they need and leave the rest out.ReplyDelete
And maybe that's true in our lives where society and marketing managers urge us to acquire, acquire, acquire. What would the world look like if we all cut back to the important stuff, to the stuff that will fit in a backpack, a la the George Clooney character in the movie Up in the Air?
Thanks, all! I'm truly delighted to be here and thanks so much for having me!ReplyDelete
Kathy, I hadn't thought of the broader implications, but you raise some very interesting points! I think we might be dangerously close to following Thoreau's advice to "simplify, simplify, simplify."
The trick, of course, is knowing what to do without. If anyone finds a sure-fire formula for that, I'd love to know it!
Great post Sechin and welcome to KZ. Also, Kathy: Great insight from the t/w world. Glad to see that you are writing your stories NOW, instead of waiting until retirement. The search for story is a fascinating one. As someone recently advised, there are two stories: one for the writer and one for the reader.ReplyDelete
Welcome to TKZ, Sechin. I have an edit process where my first pass is to delete, but I come back later with layers of whatever that scene is supposed to be about - love, fear, suspense, etc. But I think it's very important to delete and tighten the narrative.ReplyDelete
I absolute loved Mad Science Institute and your voice in that. Such a polished book too. Well done!
At Bouchercon, I mentioned your book to a packed house of readers and librarians who came to our panel on the popularity of YA. I noticed many people took down your name. I hope they check you out.ReplyDelete
Thank you so much, Jordan!ReplyDelete
Your comment about adding layers reminded me of another authors' process (can't remember who-- help me out if you know the name!). This famous writer would pin his pages along the bottom of his wall and each time he revised he would move them up higher. He never published until they reached the ceiling, or so the story goes.
I would be a fire hazard if I did that, Sechin. Ha!ReplyDelete
I just cut 5000 words from my first draft, and man, did it feel good. I tend to overwrite the first draft, and I have a lot of superfluous words that wriggle their way in there (common culprits: now, still, just). Slice and dice!ReplyDelete
When it comes to editing, I'm a spackler, a whacker, and a paragraph mangler. Hmm...sounds like a Steve Miller lyric....ReplyDelete
Ha! Michelle & Kathryn--I love the slice & dice & whacker spackling. Very visual & so true.ReplyDelete


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Our very own Geoff Farina, formerly of Karate and currently of Glorytellers, who have recently released their second album, Atone, on Southern, is touring the UK this week with Chris Brokaw (Codeine/Come and many others). The tour is to launch the release of their first album together – The Angel's Message To Me out on Damnably on 18th March – coincidentally the same day the tour starts! Nice how things work like that, isn't it?
Geoff and Chris recorded The Angel's Message… as a duo which is coming out on Brokaw's own (Capitan) label in the States and on Damnably in the UK. The songs are all pre-WWII blues/folk/ragtime songs that they do in their own weird way. You can pre-order the album from Damnably now.
Chris and Geoff will play two sets featuring a magnificent journey through their back catalogues, culminating in their new material for this combined harvest of guitar genius and incredible talent. We are really looking forward to this and highly recommend you grab the rare opportunity to see these two here in the UK.
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Well, I *thought* I got my period.
Three days ago I had brown spotting once when I wiped (period was due 2 days ago and is usually like clockwork) then again today I thought I started but it turned out to just be pink and more brown spotting. That was at about 9:00am and since then I have had nothing. This is very unusual for me. I cannot think of a time it has happened. I still have not gotten my period but my breast are extremely sore/tender to the touch. This morning I got a negative result on a dollar store pregnancy test. I am seriously confused about all of this!?
I have always been aware of my body and how this time of the month goes: back pain, extreme hunger, bad mood then period. Bam. That easy. This whole spotting, breast soreness thing is really throwing me off. I have never experienced anything like this before. My period usually comes on heavy and then subsides, not the other way around.
Any suggestions/thoughts/opinions? Maybe I'm a control freak but I hate not knowing what the heck my body is doing!!
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God knew us even before this world was created, no human being is an accident
Q. What is the verse indicating that God has always known us, even before we were born.
Where is it located in the Bible?
A. There are many verses which indicate the Lord has known us before we were born and I'll deal with a few right now.
God is outside of time and He is not limited in what He does or knows like we are.
That is the whole concept behind the prophecies in the Bible.
He knows the players and the situations He will use to ultimately bring about His desired purposes.
For instance, Pharaoh was raised up for the very purposes he played out in the Exodus.
Paul even refers to this in Romans 9.17.
In Isaiah 45.1 he actually names a Persian King named Cyrus many years before he was even born and tells what he will do and that the Lord was the one who was going to raise him up and bring it about.
Daniel 8.5-8 is a prophecy about Alexander the Great and what would happen to him and it continues to describe world history and specific kings that would come and what they would do in relation the people of Israel.
In Jeremiah 1. 5 it says God knew Jeremiah before he was formed in the womb.
In Psalms 139 the doctrines on omniscience and omnipresence of God are described.
In v 16 it says God's eyes saw the writer's "unformed substance" wrote down in a scroll all the days ordained to him when "yet there were none."
In Ephesians 1.4 it says God chose us in Him (those who would believe) before the foundation of the world, and compare this with Roman 8.29-30 and you will see that everything was "set" before we ever drew our first breath.
There are many verses teaching us that God knew us and planned out our lives before we were ever born and there is no doubt about that.
I could mention Judas, who was specifically raised up to do what he did, Isaac who was predicted to be born a year ahead of time and even given the name he was to be called, Jacob and Esau, John the Baptist was also named and prophesied about before he was born, and the greatest example of this is Yeshua Himself.
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Magaldi v. Safeco Insurance Company of America
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ORDER granting in part and denying in part 4 Motion to Dismiss. Complaint is dismissed without prejudice to file an amended complaint within 20 days; and granting 5 defendant's Motion to take judicial notice of the record in Case No. 07-80618. Signed by Judge Daniel T. K. Hurley on 6/22/10. (lr)
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA CASE NO. 10-80280-CIV-HURLEY VICTORIA MAGALDI, Plaintiff, vs. SAFECO INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA, Defendant. ____________________________________ ORDER GRANTING IN PART & DENYING IN PART DEFENDANT'S MOTION TO DISMISS COMPLAINT THIS CAUSE is before the court upon the defendant's motion to dismiss plaintiff's complaint based on res judicata [DE# 4] and corresponding motion for the court take judicial notice of the record in the earlier filed cases of Victoria Magaldi v Safeco Insurance Company of America, Case No. 07-80618-CIV-HURLEY ("Migaldi I"), and Victoria Magaldi v Safeco Insurance Company of America, Case No. 09-80508-CIV-HURLEY ("Migaldi II) [DE# 5]. For reasons which follow, the court has determined to grant the motion to take judicial notice, and to deny in part and grant in part the motion for dismissal based on res judicata. Background This is the third case to come before this court involving plaintiff Victoria Migaldi (Migaldi)'s homeowner insurance claim for windstorm damage caused by Hurricanes Frances, Jeanne and Wilma. Defendant Safeco Insurance Company of America ("Safeco") did not dispute coverage of the claim, but instead declined to pay the full amount claimed and invoked the policy's mandatory appraisal provision to determine the sum payable for losses that were disputed as to value. The parties were at first unable to come to agreement on appointment of an umpire, and on July 12, 2007, Migaldi filed her first suit seeking court appointment of an umpire (Count 1) and issuance of a declaratory judgment determining the scope of coverage available under the policy (Count 2). Migaldi v. Safeco Ins. Co. of America, Case NO. 07-80618-CIV-HURLEY ("Migaldi I"). The parties later came to agreement on selection of an umpire, and on January 3, 2008, the court sua sponte stayed the Migaldi's remaining petition for declaratory relief pending resolution of appraisal. On February 5, 2008, Migaldi advised the court that the appraisal proceedings previously concluded on December 13, 2007 with entry of an award in the total amount of $153,355.93 [Migaldi I, DE## 26, 31, 32-2]. Shortly after, Safeco tendered the full amount of the award in accordance with the loss payment provision of the policy, and Migaldi accepted and negotiated the various drafts tendered in satisfaction of the award in April, 2008. She did not seek judicial review of the award within the ninety-day period prescribed by § 682.13, Fla. Stat. (2007).1 Instead, with the appraisal process thus concluded, Migaldi pressed forward with her complaint for declaratory relief in Migaldi I, proceeding with a motion for summary judgment establishing her entitlement to the policy's full dwelling coverage limits of $451,000.00 pursuant to Florida's Valued Policy ("VPL") law. Safeco, in turn, filed cross-motion for summary judgment effectively seeking confirmation of the award via issuance of final declaratory judgment establishing its full compliance with the policy's loss payment provision based on payment of the 1 Under § 682.13(1)(a), a party may move to vacate an arbitration award on limited statutorily authorized grounds, including the ground that "the award was procured by corruption, fraud or other undue means." Since, under Florida law, an appraisal provision in a homeowner policy is generally treated the same as an arbitration provision, see Allstate Ins. Co. v Suarez, 786 So.2d 645 (Fla. 3d DCA 2001); Prestige Protection Corp. v. Burns Intern. Sec. Serv. Corp., 776 So.2d 311 (Fla. 4th DCA 2001), this vehicle of limited judicial review was available to either party at the conclusion of appraisal. 2 appraisers' award. The court denied both motions in order to permit further record development on facts pertinent to the applicability of Florida's Valued Policy Law. On November 14, 2008, Safeco filed a renewed motion for summary judgment seeking declaration that the Florida VPL did not apply to this loss, that the parties accordingly remained bound by the policy's appraisal provision, and that it had fully complied with the policy's loss payment provision by making full payment of the appraisers' award. In defense of the renewed motion, Migaldi argued that there were still disputed issues of fact material to the applicability of Florida's Valued Policy law which precluded ruling on whether Safeco had fully satisfied its indemnity obligations by simple payment of the appraisers' award. Notably, plaintiff did not resist summary judgment by raising any issue regarding the validity of the appraisers' award in any aspect, or the underlying process by which it was obtained. On February 9, 2009, the court granted Safeco's renewed motion for summary judgment, concluding that Florida's VPL did not apply to Migaldi's claim because there was no "total constructive loss" of her residence, and that without a VPL override both parties remained bound by the appraisal award. Accordingly, the court entered final declaratory judgment in favor of Safeco in Migaldi I declaring that Safeco's full payment of the appraisers' award satisfied its indemnity obligations toward its insured under the policy. Migaldi did not appeal that judgment. On February 24, 2009, Migaldi filed a second action, Migaldi v Safeco Insurance Company of America, Case No. 09-80508, "Migaldi II," seeking to hold Safeco liable for breach of contract for failing to pay further sums allegedly due under the policy for the same loss. In her second filed suit, Migaldi acknowledged that these claims were previously submitted to appraisal, but contended that "[t]he appraisal process failed to address all of the damages caused by the hurricane [sic] as they 3 inappropriately applied a $10,000 mold cap to the building and personal damages." [Migaldi II, Complaint, ¶14][DE# 1]. On August 11, 2009, this court dismissed Migaldi II , with prejudice, finding the suit barred by the doctrine of res judicata because it involved a scope of coverage issue which was actually litigated and necessary to the judgment entered in Migaldi I. Plaintiff did not appeal that ruling. On January 12, 2010, Migaldi filed the present suit, "Migaldi III," alleging a Florida Statute § 624.155 bad faith claim against Safeco relating to the same insurance claim. Here, Migaldi alleges that Safeco engaged in bad faith in the appraisal process by misrepresenting pertinent facts relating to coverages and facts of the loss at issue, including misrepresentations regarding the applicability of the policy's mold cap, and misrepresentations regarding damages from the first appraisal of the claims, leading to a "mishandling" of plaintiff's second appraisal. Migaldi also charges Safeco with improper delay in the adjustment of her losses through use of multiple independent adjusters, and improper delay in the appraisal process itself. Thus, in part, the current complaint attacks the validity of the appraisers' award on ground of "improper" procurement through bad faith claims handling techniques and tactics on the part of Safeco, and seeks to charge Safeco with liability for the alleged resulting diminution in the appraisers' valuation of her claim under the Florida first party bad faith statute. This matter is currently before the court on Safeco's motion to dismiss on ground of res judicata. Safeco essentially contends that because Migaldi failed to challenge the appraisers' award or to appeal the judgment which confirmed the award in Migaldi I, her subsequent bad faith suit relating to Safeco's handling of her original windstorm claim is barred under principles of res judicata. 4 Discussion The doctrine of res judicata encompasses two distinct rules concerning the preclusive effect of a prior adjudication. Under the rule of "claim preclusion," a judgment, once rendered, operates as the full measure of relief to be accorded between the same parties on the same "claim" or "cause of action," regardless of whether the claim was actually raised in the first filed suit. This rule is designed to avoid multiple suits or identical entitlement or obligations between the same parties, as they would otherwise be accompanied by a redetermination of identical issues of duty and breach. Kaspar Wire Works, Inc. v Leco Engineering & Machine, Inc., 575 F.2d 530, 535-36 (5th Cir. 1978). Under the related doctrine of "issue preclusion," also designed to minimize redundant litigation, the rule bars relitigation of issues actually adjudicated and essential to the judgment in a prior litigation between the same parties. Id. 535-536. Under the declaratory judgment exception to the rule, the preclusive effect of a declaratory judgment is limited to the subject matter of the declaratory relief, with the rule of preclusion prohibiting only relitigation of any issue actually litigated and necessary to the judgment rendered in the first filed suit. Empire Fire & Marine Ins. Co. v J. Transport, Inc. 880 F.2d 1291, 1296 (11th Cir. 1989), citing Kasper at 537 and Restatement of Judgments 2d §33 (1982). 2 See also Harborside Refrigerated Services, Inc. v Vogel, 959 F.2d 368, 372 (2d Cir. 1992)(where prior action involved only request for declaratory relief, preclusive effect of declaratory judgment is 2 Section 33, Restatement Judgments 2d (1982) provides: A valid and final judgment in an action brought to declare rights or other legal relations of the parties is conclusive in a subsequent action between them as to the matters declared, and in accordance with the rules of issue preclusion, as to any issues actually litigated by them and determined in the action. 5 limited so subject matter of declaratory relief sought); Cimasi v City of Fenton, Mo., 838 F.2d 298 (8th Cir. 1988) ( res judicata attaches to precise issue presented in the prior declaratory judgment action). A similar limitation applies with respect to the res judicata or collateral estoppel effect of arbitration or appraisal awards. See e.g. Dadeland Depot, Inc. v St. Paul Fire & Marine Ins. Co., 483 F.3d 1265 (11th Cir. 2007)(prior arbitration proceeding did not bar bad faith refusal to settle claim, but did collaterally estop insurer from raising defenses that were raised and rejected in prior arbitration). In Migaldi I, plaintiff sought a determination on the scope of coverage available for damages caused by Hurricanes Frances, Jeanne and Wilma, specifically seeking a declaration that Florida's Valued Policy Law entitled her to recovery of the full policy limits. The court ultimately ruled against Migaldi on this issue, finding that Florida's Valued Policy Law did not apply and that the parties were therefore bound by the mandatory appraisal provisions of the policy. At the same time, on cross motion of Safeco, the court held that Safeco had fully complied with the loss payment provision of the policy by fully paying the appraisers' award. Because neither party appealed from that judgment, it is final and conclusive as to any issues actually litigated and determined in that first filed proceeding. See Empire Fire & Marine, supra. Because the "scope of coverage" issue was actually litigated and determined in the first filed declaratory judgment action, this court subsequently held, in Migaldi II, that the doctrine of res judicata barred Migaldi from bringing a breach of contract action on the policy for additional damages allegedly due as a result of the appraisal panel's alleged error in application of a policy limitation. In this case, Migaldi III, Safeco contends that because Migaldi did not seek judicial review of the appraisal award or an appeal from the final judgment confirming the award in Migaldi 6 I, res judicata prevents her from now revisiting the findings of the appraisal panel, and similarly prevents her from raising arguments regarding any alleged bad faith or improper conduct that occurred during the appraisal process. The court agrees that principles of res judicata prevent either party from now revisiting the validity of the appraisers' award, as well as the final computations or underlying methodologies of the appraisers. See e.g. Dadeland Depot, Inc. v St. Paul Fire & Marine Ins. Co., 483 F.3d 1265 (11th Cir. 2007); Wailua Associates v Aetna Casualty & Surety Company, 27 F. Supp. 2d 1211 (D. Hawaii) (after confirmation of arbitration award, doctrines of issue and claim preclusion barred relitigation of damage and repair figures calculated by arbitrators, but did not preclude bad faith claims regarding unreasonable delay in payment). However, to the extent plaintiff's current bad faith claims are based on allegations of improper, unreasonable delay in the claims adjustment process generally or appraisal process specifically, these are separate and distinct claims which were not actually litigated and necessary to the award entered by the appraisers or the declaratory judgment entered by the court in Migaldi I, and therefore survive res judicata applications. See Dadeland Depot, supra; Wailua Associates, supra. Therefore, defendant's motion to dismiss plaintiff's current complaint shall be denied to the extent it is premised on these separate and distinct claims. As observed by the court in Wailua Associates v Aetna Casualty & Surety Company, 27 F. Supp. 2d 1211 (D. Hawaii): [The insurer's] submission to the appraisal does not absolve it from liability for bad faith as `the trier of fact could reasonably conclude that .. [the insurer] intentionally delayed the appraisal process.' Green v International Ins. Co., 238 Ill. App.3d 929, 179 Ill. Dec. 111, 605 N. E.2d 1125, 1129 (Ill. App. 1992). .... `[I]f an insurer could utilize the apprisal process to shield itself from the consequences of failing to make a reasonable settlement offer ... it would defeat the principles' underlying a separate cause of action for liability outside the insurance policy. Smithson v United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co., 186 W. Va. 195, 411 S.E2d 850 (W. Va. 1991) 7 27 F. Supp. 2d at 1220. Thus, an insurer who ultimately pays a claim may be held liable for bad faith in the event of unreasonable delay in the processing and adjustment of the claim. Id., citing Best Place Inc. v Penn America Ins. Co., 82 Hawaii 120, 920 P.2d 334, 347 (Haw. 1996). Following this reasoning here, the court concludes, in the context of the instant appraisal proceedings, that Migaldi may pursue a statutory bad faith claim against Safeco based on alleged unreasonable delay: (1) from the time Migaldi initially submitted her claim to the time Safeco initiated the appraisal proceedings; (2) for the time during the appraisal; and (3) for the time between confirmation of the appraisers' award (i.e. entry of final declaratory judgment in Migaldi I) and the time that Safeco tendered full payment the award to its insured. See Wailua Associates, supra. On the other hand, Migaldi may not challenge whether information submitted by Safeco to the appraisal panel regarding policy coverages and limitations, or facts relating to the losses at issue was relevant or accurate, or properly within the panel's scope or authority. Id. Because her current complaint includes other allegations regarding the appraisal and Safeco's conduct within the context of that proceeding, as drafted her complaint includes claims barred by applications of res judicata. Accordingly, the court shall dismiss the complaint without prejudice for Migaldi to replead her allegations regarding delay in insurance benefits to the extent permitted by this order. Conclusion The principles of finality and judicial efficiency which underlie the doctrines of res judicata and collateral estoppel bar Migaldi's current suit to the extent it seeks to set aside the appraisers' award or recover additional benefits allegedly due under the policy by virtue of mistake in the damage and repair figures calculated by the appraisers, whether induced by Safeco's alleged "bad 8 faith" conduct, "improper tactics," other undue means or otherwise. On the other hand, the prior appraisal proceedings and declaratory judgment entered in Migaldi I do not preclude her current bad faith claims to the extent premised on allegations of unreasonable delay in the adjustment of the loss, appraisal of claim, or payment of claim, as more specifically articulated above. See Dadeland Depot, Inc., supra; Bullard Building Condominium Association, Inc. v Travelers Property Casualty Co. of America, 2009 WL 2423436 (M.D. Fla. 2009). It is accordingly ORDERED AND ADJUDGED: 1. The defendant's motion for the court to take judicial notice of the record in Migaldi I, Case No. 07-80618-CIV-HURLEY and Migaldi II, Case No. 09-80508-CIV-HURLEY [DE# 5] is GRANTED. 2. The defendant's motion to dismiss this action with prejudice based on res judicata [DE# 4] is GRANTED in PART and DENIED in PART. 3. 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WASHINGTON, DC – Google and Facebook continued to pump record amounts of money into their lobbying efforts during 2012 with Facebook's spending soaring 318 percent in the fourth quarter, while Google's was up 70 percent for the year.
"Google and Facebook would have you believe that they are different from other corporations," said John M. Simpson, Consumer Watchdog's Privacy Project director. "They are not. They are following the corrupt corporate tradition in Washington: buying what you want."
According to disclosure forms filed with the clerk of House of Representatives late Tuesday, Google spent $16.48 million on lobbying in 2012, up from $9.68 million the previous year. Fourth quarter spending dipped 11 percent to $3.35 million from $3.76 million in the fourth quarter of 2011.
Facebook spent $1.4 million in the fourth quarter, the first time it spent more than $1 million in a single period. Facebook spent $444,000 in the comparable period a year ago. For the year Facebook's spending lobbying increased 196 percent from $1.335 million to $3.99 million.
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--Verizon increased its spending in the fourth quarter 7.7 percent from $3.23 million to $3.48 million. For the entire year, however, spending declined 6.6 percent from $15.69 million to $14.66 million.
-- AT&T's lobbying spending was $17.45 million, a 13.8 percent decrease from $20.23 million in 2011. For the quarter fourth quarter AT&T spend $3.4 million, a decrease of 19.8 percent from $4.240 million in the comparable period the year before.
--Amazon's spending in the fourth quarter declined 11.6 percent from $690,000 to $610,000. For the year its spending increased 12.6 percent from $2.22 million to $2.5 million.
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
call′ing card`(n.)
a small card with a person's name and often address presented on a social visit.
any trace or characteristic by which someone or something can be recognized.
Category: Common Vocabulary, Informal
Category: Telegraphy and Telephony
Origin of calling card:
1895–1900, Amer.
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calling card, phone card(noun)
a card that is used instead of cash to make telephone calls
calling card, visiting card, card(noun)
a printed or written greeting that is left to indicate that you have visited
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A small printed card which identifies the bearer, traditionally presented for introduction when making a social visit to a home or when attending a formal social event or business meeting.
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An attribute, object, or behavior which is distinctly characteristic of someone or something.
calling card(Noun)
Excrement, especially of a domestic animal.
calling card(Noun)
A prepaid card or credit card, usually electronically readable, used to pay the charges when making a telephone call.
Calling card
A calling card is a particular object sometimes left behind by a criminal at a scene of a crime, often as a way of taunting police or obliquely claiming responsibility. The name is derived from the cards that people used to show they had been to visit someone's house when the resident was absent. A calling card can also be used as a way of telling someone you're alive after you've run away or disappeared without revealing yourself or having direct contact with that person. It is often left at a bed side table while the person is asleep.
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A U.S. District Court has thrown out the indictment of four animal rights activists who were charged with violating the Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act, because the government did not clearly explain what, exactly, the protesters did [that was illegal]
The indictment against a small group of activists only listed legal activities or activities that appeared to be legal. This was why this whole mess was so frightening to above-ground activists and advocates: it seemed to be that the government was declaring that all animal rights activism was criminal merely because it had potential to diminish the profits of animal-exploiters. It was ridiculous! And scary.
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By 10,000 years ago, the climate had warmed, and the vegetation was slowly changing. The open forest of the Ice Age was being replaced by a denser spruce-pine forest similar to forests found in Canada today. Deciduous trees, such as oak, chestnut, and maple were gradually migrating from the south, but these broadleaf trees did not replace the spruce/pine forest until after 9,000 years ago. The human population gradually increased in size throughout the Archaic Period, during which people continued to hunt, fish, and gather wild plant foods. The technology and the size of band territories evolved in response to the increasing population density and the continuing warming of the environment. The Archaic Period is divided into three sub-periods based on changes in the types of tools and other artifacts that they used. The tool technology of the Early Archaic was similar to that of the Clovis people but instead of fluted points, distinctive notched spear points were used.
Hunting in the dense coniferous forest was probably more difficult than in the open forest of Paleoindian times. One means of increasing hunting success was the use of the atlatl or spear thrower. This device consisted of a flattened, wooden stick with a hook at one end to launch the spear. It served to lengthen the hunter's throwing arm and increased the accuracy and speed of the throw. Although the wooden atlatl is not preserved on archaeological sites, the stone weights that were placed on the end of the stick to increase its force are found on many Archaic Period sites.
Early Archaic chipped stone spear points
Early Archaic populations were similar to Paleoindian groups in that they moved their camps frequently to be close to the food resources they needed. They likely covered smaller territories than Paleoindian bands, but they continued to favor stone from a limited number of bedrock or cobble sources. By all indications, their territories continued to be large.
By 9,000 years ago, the beginning of the Middle Archaic, the climate had warmed enough to allow oak and other hardwood trees to flourish. As a result, the forest was richer in food resources, including walnuts, hickory nuts, butternuts, acorns, seeds, and berries. The birds and mammals that feed on these resources provided game for the hunters. The period from 8,900 to 8,100 years ago is associated with the use of bifurcate-based spear points. These points are distinctive and are found throughout the Southeastern portion of the United States and the Ohio Valley, but only as far north as southern New England. They seem to be associated with the spread of the oak forest and may have provided some advantage in this environment. This spear point style may have been made by a different people than those of Paleoindian/Early Archaic times and may represent a migration of people from the south.
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The Middle Archaic inhabitants of Pennsylvania no longer used the highest quality tool stone or carried it over long distances. Their seasonal movements were over shorter distances and they usually used whatever tool stone was locally available. The period after 8,000 years ago is characterized by a variety of spear point styles, although few are distinctive in their shape, and they are difficult to identify in the archaeological record. Except for wood working tools such as grooved axes, stone tools were general in function, such as scrapers and knives.
By 5,000 years ago, the beginning of the Late Archaic period, population density was relatively high for a hunting and gathering way of life. There is an increase in the number of archaeological sites, and many of them are very large. The obvious implication is that the hunting and gathering bands were larger. While Early and Middle Archaic groups were likely made up of nuclear families or small extended families, Late Archaic bands may have included several extended families related by blood or marriage. The size and composition of the band probably changed throughout the course of the seasonal round, based on the availability of food resources. For example, spring fishing camps may have included the entire band of 100 or more people, while during the winter, the band may have split into nuclear family groups to better exploit sparse food resources.
Because of the increase in population density, the territories available to each band continued to get smaller. As a result, bands intensified the exploitation of their territories by gathering a greater variety of food resources and by developing technologies to increase the efficiency of food gathering and processing. For example, they developed a variety of tools for grinding seeds and nuts and they began fishing with nets to increase their harvest. They used a variety of spear point styles and, as in the Middle Archaic, they were most frequently made from whatever useable stone was nearby.
Late Archaic tools, two drills (left) and two scrapers (right)
The Middle and Late Archaic Periods represent a 4,000-year period of population growth and gradual change in cultural adaptations. It may also have been a period of increasing group identification as related bands customized their adaptations to the specific environments in different regions of the state. The southeastern (Piedmont Archaic), the southwestern (Panhandle Archaic), and the northern (Laurentian Archaic) portions of the Commonwealth each seemed to have had its own distinctive tool kit. What is not known is whether these groups represented different tribes, or language groups, or whether they were simply selecting the most effective tools for use in different environments.
The Archaic period is an interesting time of improving environmental conditions, resulting in a rich environment for humans to live in. Native American populations increased at least five-fold over Paleoindian times. As the region filled up with people, groups were forced to exploit smaller territories. Technology does not change significantly during the Archaic, but there is an increase in wood working tools, fishing tools, and seed grinding tools. Along with the smaller territories, these tools obviously mean that people were being forced into using more efficient tools to gather food resources from smaller regions.


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Many soaps, shampoos, and perfumes cause some burning in the eye. Flushing these products out of the eye quickly usually prevents any permanent damage or
other problems. Other products also contain chemicals that can cause the eyes
to burn. Predictably, pepper spray causes a burning sensation in the eyes. But so do car air bags, which contain chemicals that can cause the eyes to
burn when the air bag inflates. Chemical particles can also become stuck in the
Acid products—including toilet cleaners, battery acid,
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added to gas—can cause burning in the eye and possibly more severe damage. The
damage is usually kept to the area of contact and does not normally cause
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Alkaline products—including lime products, plaster and
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damage the deeper layers of tissue.
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If you are wearing contacts, remove them before flushing your eye. If
you are not able to remove the contacts, flush with your contacts in.
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Glue causes problems when it gets into the eye because
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This website looks awesome1 I wanted to make some crockpot meals that are freezable so dinner will be even easier once LO arrives. Since you used to crock pot a lot, do you know any good meals you can throw in frozen?
Cream cheese chicken chili. It's to die for! I've made it like 3 times in the last month.
1 can black beans
1 can corn, undrained
1 can Rotel, undrained
1 package ranch dressing mix
1 tsp cumin
1 Tbsp chili powder
1 tsp onion powder
1 8 oz package light cream cheese
2 chicken breasts
Drain and rinse black beans. Place chicken at bottom of pot, then pour out whole can of corn (undrained), rotel, and black beans. Top with seasonings and ranch mix. Stir together. Place cream cheese on top. Cover with lid and cook on low for 6-8 hours. Stir cream cheese into chili. Use 2 forks to shred chicken. Stir together and serve
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Here's a few others:
Crock Pot Chicken W/ Black Beans and Cream Cheese
4 boneless chicken breasts
2 bags frozen corn & black bean southwestern veggie
1 (15 ounce) jar salsa, corn & black bean
1 (8 ounce) package cream cheese
1 package corn tortillas
Put frozen chicken in crock pot, combine veggies & salsa and cover chicken in crock pot. Cook on high for 4 hours or until chicken is cooked. Turn crock pot off (drain if too watery). Add 1 package of cream cheese on top and let sit for about 1/2 hour. Shred chicken & serve in tortillas.
Minestrone Soup
* 3 cups reduced-sodium vegetable or chicken broth
* 2 cups water
* 1 (28-ounce) can diced tomatoes
* 1 (15-ounce) can red beans, drained & rinsed
* 1 can chick peas, drained & rinsed
* 4 carrots, peeled and chopped
* 3 celery stalks, chopped
* 4-5 red potatoes
* 1 onion, chopped
* 3 cloves garlic
* 1 teaspoon Italian seasoning
* 2 bay leaves
* Salt and ground black pepper
* 1 cup uncooked ditalini pasta
* 1 medium zucchini, chopped
* 1 cup coarsely chopped fresh or frozen spinach, defrosted
1 cup peas
In a slow cooker, combine broth, water, potatoes, tomatoes, beans, carrots, celery, onion, Italian seasoning, bay leaves, and 1/2 teaspoon each salt and black pepper. Cover and cook on HIGH for 4 hours.
Thirty minutes before the soup is done cooking, add ditalini, zucchini, peas, and spinach. Cover and cook 30 more minutes. Remove bay leaves and season, to taste, with salt and black pepper.
1 (12 oz) can tomato sauce
1 (28 oz) can whole tomatoes, not drained
1 (11 oz) can dark red kidney beans, not drained
1 (11 oz) can black beans, not drained
2 red peppers
2 green peppers
1 yellow pepper
2 medium onions
3 stalks celery
2 lbs ground beef
2 tbsp ground black pepper
1 tsp salt
1 tbsp chili powder
1 (1 1/4 oz) packet McCormick mild chili seasoning
Using a large covered stockpot Brown the ground beef.
Drain the fat.
Chop onions, celery, & peppers to a large dice.
Cut the tomatoes so that they are chunky also.
Add all ingredients to pot with beef.
If chili looks too thick add a cup of water to pot.
Mix together & Simmer covered (stirring every once in awhile) for about 2 1/2 hrs-3 hrs until peppers are soft.
MY GO TO MEAL lately is this. So freaking easy.
4-6 thin cut frozen chicken breasts
1 can of cream of chicekn soup
1 packet of italian seasoning
1 8oz block of cream cheese
1 bag of frozen mixed veggies
I put the cream cheese and soap in the crock pot on high for 15ish minutes to soften up then mix together the soup, cream cheese, and italian seasoning.
Then put the frozen chicken in and try to slop some of the mix onn top.
Cook any way you want. High for 4 hours, low for 8, whatever, you can't mess it up!!
After it is done I chop up the chicken with a metal spatula, then I cook up the veggies and thrown them all in, and mix it all together.
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