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Working Group Proposal #8: Section 505 & the Burden of
Section 505
Congress has, through provisions such as § 505 of the Bankruptcy Code, attempted to
accommodate the goals of the federal bankruptcy system and laws relating to the collection of
taxes. It is uniformly recognized that § 505(a)(1) grants bankruptcy courts the jurisdiction
and plenary authority to hear and determine the amount or legality of
"any" unpaid tax claim, regardless of whether or not the tax and its
concomitant fines and penalties have been previously assessed or contested. [ FN: See 11 U.S.C. §505(a)(1) (1994). Section
505(a)(1) provides: Except as provided in paragraph (2) of this subsection, the court may
determine the amount or legality of any tax, any fine, or penalty relating to a tax, or any addition
to tax, whether or not previously assessed, whether or not paid, and whether or not contested
before and adjudicated by a judicial or administrative tribunal of competent jurisdiction.
Id.] The jurisdictional grant contained in § 505(a)(1) is
sufficiently broad enough to include the determination or legality of any type of tax liability
"whether or not paid" or previously adjudicated by a judicial or administrative tribunal
of competent jurisdiction. [ FN: See infra note
8. See generally Perry v. District of Columbia , 314 A.2d 766, 766 (D.C.), cert. denied ,
419 U.S. 836 (1974)(noting that the jurisdictional prerequisite to a judicial review of a tax
assessment under the law of the District of Columbia hinges upon the actual payment of the
disputed tax assessment together with interest and penalties).] Moreover,
courts have construed the statute and its concomitant policy objective to permit the prosecution in
a bankruptcy forum of a de novo appeal from an unpaid paid tax assessment. [ FN: See, e.g. , In re Laptops Etc.
Corp. , 164 B.R. 506 (Bankr. D. Md. 1992)(ruling that the taxing authority s sales-tax
assessment, as affirmed by the Department of Revenue postpetition, was an unconstitutional
violation of the Commerce Clause and without force and effect; claims disallowed). By virtue of
§505(a), a bankruptcy court may even determine the validity of a debtor s tax
liability, if any, irrespective of whether it had previously granted relief from the automatic stay to
permit the continuation of a tax court proceeding on the same issue. See, e.g. , United
States v. Wilson , 974 F.2d 514, 517 (4th Cir. 1992), cert. denied , 507 U.S. 945 (1993);
In re Swann Gasoline Co. , 46 B.R. 640, 642 (Bankr. E.D. Pa. 1985)(noting that even if
relief from the automatic stay were afforded in order to permit a state court to make
determinations of tax liability, such determinations would not have res judicata or collateral
estoppel effect as to the bankruptcy court s own determination of liability under
The limitation imposed upon the jurisdiction of the bankruptcy court to determine the
amount or legality of a tax claim and resolve tax disputes is contained in paragraph (a)(2) of
§ 505. Pursuant to § 505(a)(2), a bankruptcy court is not permitted to redetermine
the merits of a tax claim or question of tax liability which has been contested prior to the
commencement of the bankruptcy case in a state, federal or quasi-judicial tribunal. [ FN: See 11 U.S.C. §505(a)(2) (1994). Section
505(a)(2) provides in pertinent part: (2) The court may not so determine-- (A) the amount or
legality of a tax, fine, penalty, or addition to tax if such amount or legality was contested before
and adjudicated by a judicial or administrative tribunal of competent jurisdiction before the
commencement of the case under this title . . . . Id.] Section
505(b), by contrast, provides a trustee or debtor-in-possession with the ability to obtain a
determination of any postpetition tax liability which arises during the pendency of the case.
[ FN: Id. §505(b) ( "A trustee
may request a determination of any unpaid tax liability of the estate for any tax incurred during the
administration of the case . . . . ").]
Burden of Persuasion
The Bankruptcy Code is structured to achieve a relatively expeditious resolution with respect
to disputes over the amount, validity and character of claims owed by the bankruptcy estate. A
proof of claim executed and filed in accordance with § 501 of the Bankruptcy Code and
applicable Bankruptcy Rules constitutes prima facie evidence of the amount and validity
of the claim. [ FN: Fed. R. Bankr. P. 3001(f).
See 11 U.S.C. §502(a) (1994) (providing that a claim is "deemed allowed " unless a party
in interest objects). See also Whitney v. Dresser , 200 U.S. 532, 535-36 (1906)(opining that it is
the objection, not the claim, which is heard in a claims contest and that the claim in bankruptcy is
regarded as having a certain standing); 4 Collier on Bankruptcy ¶ 502.02[2][f], at 502-19
(Lawrence P. King et al. eds., 15th ed. revd. 1996)( "Unless the trustee, as objector,
introduces evidence as to the invalidity of the claim or the excessiveness of its amount, the
claimant need offer no further proof on the merits of the claim. ").] Upon
objection to the claim and admission of probative evidence sufficient to rebut the prima
facie validity of the claim, the burden shifts to the claimant who bears the ultimate burden of
persuasion with respect to the amount and validity of its claim. [ FN: The burden of proof in bankruptcy is a shifting
one: [A] claim is prima facie valid if it alleges facts sufficient to support a
legal liability to the claimant; if the objector then produces evidence to refute at least one of the
allegations essential to the claim s legal sufficiency, the burden of going forward shifts
back to the claimant to prove the validity of the claim by a preponderance of the evidence. 3
Collier on Bankruptcy ¶ 502.01, at 502-18 n.19 (Lawrence P. King et al. eds.,
15th ed. 1996)(citing In re Allegheny Int l Inc. , 954 F.2d 167 (3d Cir. 1992)).
The underlying rationale for imposing the ultimate burden of persuasion upon the claimant in a
dispute with the trustee or debtor- in-possession is that, from a purely procedural standpoint, the
filing of a proof of claim is tantamount to the filing of a complaint in a civil action. See Nortex
Trading Corp. v. Newfield , 311 F.2d 163 (2d Cir. 1962). As such, the claimant in a bankruptcy
proceeding is essentially in the same posture as a plaintiff in a nonbankruptcy proceeding, who is
generally assigned the burden of proving its claim against the defendant. In re Premo , 116
B.R. 515, 518 (Bankr. E.D. Mich. 1990).] In forums other than a
bankruptcy court, however,the burden of persuasion as to the lack of validity of the
sovereigns tax claim generally falls upon the taxpayer, not the sovereign. [ FN: "[T]he usual procedure for recovery of debts is
reversed in the field of taxation. Payment precedes defense, and the burden of proof, normally on
the claimant, is shifted to the taxpayer. " Bull v. United States , 295 U.S. 247, 260 (1935).
Accord United States v. Janis , 428 U.S. 433, 440 (1976); Helvering v. Taylor , 293 U.S. 507,
515 (1935); Welch v. Helvering , 290 U.S. 111, 115 (1933). See, e.g. , T. Ct. Rule Prac.
& Proc. 142(a); D.C. Code Ann. §47-2010 (1990)(providing for a presumption of
taxability and allocating the burden to the taxpayer to prove that a receipt is not subject to sales
taxation). In proceedings before the Tax Court, the Court of Federal Claims or a district court, it
is incumbent upon the taxpayer, as the party seeking a redetermination of liability, to discharge the
burden of proof by a preponderance of the evidence. Moreover, when an assessment has been
formally made by the taxing authority, it carries with it a presumption of correctness which must
be overcome by the taxpayer. See Psaty v. United States , 442 F.2d 1154 (3d Cir. 1971); United
States v. Molitor , 337 F.2d 917 (9th Cir. 1964).] Consequently, a conflict
often arises which requires the bankruptcy court to determine whether the claim of a taxing
authority is to be treated like all other claims, and accordingly whether the taxing authority must
bear the ultimate burden of persuasion that it has a valid claim, or whether the debtor,
debtor-in-possession, or trustee is required to bear the burden of persuading the bankruptcy court
that the taxing authority does not have a valid claim. [
FN: Elmer Dean Martin III, Burden of Persuasion: The Overlooked Defense to Tax
Claims , 21 Cal. Bankr. J. 117, 117 (1993).] The courts are sharply
divided on the issue and have created a discordant body of law with respect to a fundamental and
recurring issue.
The Courts of Appeals for the Third, Fourth and 7th
Circuits have ruled that the Bankruptcy Code and Rules do not alter burden of proof rules
attendant to tax claims under nonbankruptcy law. [
FN: See, e.g. , United States v. Charlton , 2 F.3d 237, 239 (7th Cir. 1993); IRS v.
Levy ( In re Landbank Equity Corp. ), 973 F.2d 265 (4th Cir. 1992); Resyn Corp. v.
United States , 851 F.2d 660 (3d Cir. 1988). "[U]pon review of the code and its legislative
history, we find nothing which suggests that this dispute between a taxpayer and the IRS should
be decided in a manner any different from that in which the case would be determined outside the
bankruptcy context. " Levy , 973 F.2d at 270- 71.] Accordingly, those
courts have placed the burden on the debtor-taxpayer ina claims contest. [ FN: See supra note 10.] The
Courts of Appeals for the Fifth, Sixth, Ninth and 10th
Circuits have reached the opposite conclusion, finding that the government should be treated the
same as every other creditor in the claims objection process. [ FN: See, e.g. , Franchise Tax Bd. v.
MacFarlane ( In re MacFarlane ), 83 F.3d 1041 (9th Cir. 1996), cert. filed , (Aug. 12,
1996); Placid Oil Co. v. IRS ( In re Placid Oil Co. ), 988 F.2d 554 (5th Cir.), reh
g denied , 4 F.3d 992 (5th Cir. 1993); In re Fullmer , 962 F.2d 1463 (10th Cir.
1992); In re Fidelity Holding Co. , 837 F.2d 696 (5th Cir. 1988); Industrial Comm
r v. Highway Constr. Co. ( In re Highway Constr. Co. , 105 F.2d 863 (6th Cir.
1939)(pre-Code case).] The confusion in the area can perhaps be best
illustrated by the fact that the Court of Appeals for the 8th
Circuit has weighed in on both sides of the issue. [
FN: Compare Gran v. IRS ( In re Gran ), 964 F.2d 822 (8th Cir. 1992); Paschal
v. Blieden , 127 F.2d 398 (8th Cir. 1942)(pre-Code case)(imposing the burden on the
government) with In re UNECO Inc. , 532 F.2d 1204 (8th Cir. 1976)(pre-Code
case)(imposing the burden on the debtor- taxpayer).] Lower courts are
equally divided. [ FN: Compare In re
Wilhelm , 173 B.R. 398, 401-02 (Bankr. E.D. Wis. 1994); In re Premo , 116 B.R. 515,
524 (Bankr. E.D. Mich. 1990)(refusing to recognize an exception to the rule allocating the burden
of ultimate persuasion upon the creditor for tax authorities in the context of a hearing on an
objection to a claim); In re Federated Dep t Stores Inc. , 135 B.R. 950, 958
(Bankr. S.D. Ohio 1992), aff d , 171 B.R. 603 (S.D. Ohio 1994) with Abel v. United
States ( In re Abel ), 200 B.R. 816, 819 (E.D. Pa. 1996); In re Thinking Machs.
Corp. , 1996 WL 708364 *4 (Bankr. D. Mass. 1996)(concluding that rule that Bankruptcy Rule
3001(f) places the ultimate burden of proof and persuasion upon the government, improperly
permits a tax litigant to shift the burden of proof by merely filing bankruptcy); In re Ford ,
194 B.R. 583, 588-89 (S.D. Ohio 1995); Cobb v. United States ( In re Cobb ), 135 B.R.
640, 641 (Bankr. D. Neb. 1992)(concluding that Bankruptcy Rule 3001(f) does not allocate the
burden of proof but simply establishes that a proof claim constitutes evidence: "The Rule, in effect
creates a presumption which must be overcome by debtor. Once the presumption is overcome . .
., the proof of claim no longer constitutes evidence--the bubble is burst. The burden of proof is to
then be allocated by applicable non-bankruptcy law. ").]
The Bankruptcy Code should be amended to clarify that the burden of proof rules and
concomitant presumptions which would be applicable under nonbankruptcy law are
equally applicable to bankruptcy court determinations under § 505.
Reasons for the Change
The allocation of the burden of persuasion in many tax controversies is often determinative.
Absent an indentifiable federal interest which compels a different result, there is no sound reason
why the efficacy of tax claims should be analyzed differently because of the advent of bankruptcy.
Indeed, "[i]n resolving disputed claims against the bankruptcy estate, it is important to
understand that theBankruptcy Code, in most instances, while providing a forum and procedures
for an expedient dispute resolution, does not endeavor to supplant the substantive law under
which the claim against the estate . . . arose." [
FN: Internal Rev. Serv. v. Levy ( In re Landbank Equity Corp. ), 973 F.2d 265,
270 (4th Cir. 1992)(citing Report of the Commission on the Bankruptcy Laws of the United
States , H.R. Doc. No. 137, 93d Cong., 1st Sess. Pt. I 68-71, 76-78 (1973)). The United States
Supreme Court has found that "presumptions (and their effects and burden of proof are
'substantive, " not procedural. See Dick v. New York Life Ins. Co. , 359 U.S. 437, 446
(1959).] To the contrary, it is axiomatic bankruptcy law that the
validity of a creditors claim is determined by the rules of nonbankruptcy law.
[ FN: See Grogan v. Garner , 498 U.S. 279,
283-84 & n.9 (1991). The United States Supreme Court has opined that it is imperative to
distinguish between the standard of proof that a creditor must satisfy in order to establish a valid
claim against the bankrupt estate and the standard that a creditor who has established a valid claim
must still satisfy in order to avoid dischargeability. The validity of a creditor s claim is
determined by rules of state law [defined] expansively . . . to refer to all
nonbankruptcy law that creates substantive claims. . . . [H]owever, the issue of nondischageability
has been a matter of federal law governed by the terms of the Bankruptcy Code. Id.
(footnote inserted & citations omitted).]
There is no statutory provision or expression in the legislative history evidencing an intent by
Congress that firmly-rooted precepts of tax law should be displaced by a special legal requirement
that is only applied in the context of a bankruptcy proceeding. No principled policy objective is
furthered by recognizing a distinction for purposes of claims allowance between bankrupt and
nonbankrupt taxpayers. The signal under an alternative view is relatively clear: When a taxpayer
seeks relief under the bankruptcy laws, it may be able to garner a distinct and frequently more
advantageous treatment of its tax liability. The uniform treatment of tax claims through an
adherence to nonbankruptcy law burdens and presumptions serves to reduce uncertainty,
discourages forum shopping and prevents a party from receiving a windfall or result not otherwise
obtainable merely because of the happenstance of bankruptcy.
The position that the government as a tax creditor occupies in a claims contest is
fundamentally different than other creditors in a normal debtor-creditor relationship. Unlike most
creditors, the taxing authority does not have the opportunity to independently maintain adequate
records of transactions giving rise to liability. Indeed, federal, state and local taxing authorities are
complete strangers to the transactions giving rise to the tax liability in virtually every case. It is
generally the debtor, debtor-in-possession or trustee who has access to all of the relevant records,
information and knowledge required to substantiate or contest the validity of a tax claim. As such,
"[t]he common law rule placing the burden on the party with access to the facts seems
particularly applicable in a self-assessment system which provides for the taxpayer to make the
initialdetermination of liability" and bolsters the record-keeping requirement the Internal
Revenue Code imposes upon taxpayers. [ FN: 15 Collier on Bankruptcy ¶ TX5.03[5], at
TX5-24 (Lawrence P. King et al. eds., 15th ed. revd. 1996).]
Competing Considerations
Although there is general egalitarian appeal to the premise adopted by those courts that alter
nonbankruptcy law rules in a claims contest and reason that the policies underlying the bankruptcy
laws compel equal treatment among creditors. This position, however, overlooks or ignores the
frequent disparate and favorable treatment that Congress has accorded taxing authorities in the
Bankruptcy Code and the unique nature of their claims. [ FN: See, e.g. , 11 U.S.C.
§§507(a)(8), 523(a)(1) (1994). In a broad sense, the goals of rehabilitating debtors
and giving equal treatment to private voluntary creditors must be balanced with the interests of
governmental tax authorities who, if unpaid taxes exist, are also creditors in the proceeding. Since
tax authorities are creditors of practically every taxpayer, another important element is that tax
collection rules for bankruptcy cases have a direct impact on the integrity of Federal, State and
local tax systems. These tax systems, generally based on voluntary assessment, work to the extent
that the majority of taxpayers think they are fair. This presumption of fairness is an asset which
should be protected and not jeapardized by permitting taxpayers to use bankruptcy as a means of
improperly avoiding ther tax debts. To the extent that debtors in a bankruptcy are freed from
paying their tax liabilities, the burden of making up the revenues thus lost must be shifted to other
taxpayers. S. Rep. No. 989, 95th Cong., 2d Sess. 13-14 (1978), reprinted in 1978 U.S.C.C.A.N.
5787, 5799- 5800.]


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It's Monday. Think happy thoughts!
Ha ha isn't this picture so funny? That's what I'm going to do to all my stuff in my refrigerator!
Things that are making me happy today:
1. I have a refrigerator full of healthy and yummy food! Smiley faces to come soon! :-)
2. I had a great weekend! I got to spend time with my good friend Dorothy!
3. It's restaurant week in Los Angeles! I'm going to eat at a fancy restaurant with a bunch of friends this week!
4. I baked cheesecake cupcakes and brought some of them in for my co-workers!
5.. It's gorgeous outside and it's JANUARY! Hallelujah, I love California!
|Gorgeous sunset from last night @ Venice Beach! :-D
What's making you happy today?

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Some Days The Song Writes You
Music from the perspective of a country radio DJ
Phil Vassar – "Don't Miss Your Life"
May 17, 2012Posted by on
It's been five years since Phil Vassar last put a single into the top 10 of the charts, and nearly a decade since he was last able to consistently get into the top 20. In the time since then, his level of commercial success has been erratic to say the least, with singles making it as high as #2 and stalling as low as #53.
His latest offering talks of a man whose life has been so consumed by work that he's missing many of the little things in life and doesn't realize it until the ever popular character, Wise Old Man, sits next to him on a plane and talks about the things he's missed himself.
A song like this has equal potential to either be touching and well done, or horribly schmaltzy. Fortunately, Vassar trends closer to the former than the latter.
Saturday moment of Zen
May 12, 2012Posted by on
Four out of five experts agree that Guy Clark makes everything better. The fifth yelled at me to get off his lawn.
Nashville just doesn't get it
May 11, 2012Posted by on
For those who don't know, my day job includes working as a DJ for a small market country radio station. As a result, I have access to some promotional materials and trade magazines most of you will never see if you even knew they existed at all. I'm not the music director or program director here, so none of them come directly to me, but I sometimes find them laying around the studio and look through them. Sometimes I'll run across something I want to comment on. This is one of those times.
This afternoon during my regular shift, I noticed a magazine that was left in the control room called Nashville Music Guide. I've never seen a copy of it before, but I seem to recall having heard of it somewhere before and I have no doubt it carries at least some weight within the country radio business. The cover story was about the Grascals, so I picked it up and thumbed through it a bit. Even just scanning a few articles, I noticed a few things that I think are very telling about the current mindset of mainstream country music. Take, for example, a list of a few current and upcoming singles that included this blurb about Justin Moore's next single, "Til My Last Day":
Justin is back with another unapologetic Southern Rock anthem which includes a strong slide guitar solo. The Country singer belts out lyrics which are perfect for the 'Country boy' singer, who stays true to his roots in nearly every tune he releases.
If I wrote that exact same paragraph, it would be meant as a short summary of why the song stinks, yet here the exact same words are being used to promote it. How does this happen?
May 2, 2012Posted by on
Welcome to my new music site. I intend for this to be a source of reviews, commentary and discussion of music, both mainstream and independent. I will focus mainly on country and Americana music, but not exclusively. Occasionally I'll venture into other genres when something catches my attention. For the time being, this is a one man operation, but I'd be interested in possibly adding additional writers over time. If you would be interested in writing, by all means email me at alacy52[at]gmail.com
I encourage discussion and debate in the comments, but ask that everyone be respectful toward each other.


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Jesus - False Views
- BIBLE (Correct): Jesus is the 2nd person of the Trinity. He is God in flesh (John 1:1,14). He has two distinct natures: divine and human (Col. 2:9).
- CS: Jesus is not God, but a way shower of true Christian Science principles.
- "JESUS. The highest human corporeal concept of the 589-17divine idea, rebuking and destroying error and bringing 589-18 to light man's immortality," (S&H 589, caps original).
- "God is indivisible. A portion of God could not enter man; neither could God's fulness be reflected by a single man, else God would be manifestly finite, lose the deific character, and become less than God," (S&H 336).
- "Jesus' students, not sufficiently advanced fully to understand their Master's triumph, did not perform many wonderful works, until they saw him after his crucifixion and learned that he had not died," (S&H 45-46).
- "The Christian who believes in the First Commandment is a monotheist. This he virtually unites with the Jew's belief in one God, and recognizes that Jesus Christ is not God, as Jesus himself declared, but is the Son of God," (S&H 361).
- ISLAM: Jesus is only a prophet, second in importance to Muhammad. Jesus, according to Islam, was a Muslim.
- JW: They deny that Jesus is God in flesh (deny the Trinity). They teach that Jesus was Michael the archangel who became a man, (The Watchtower, May 15, 1963, p. 307; The New World, 284), creating all other things," (Aid to Bible Understanding, p. 390-391).
- LDS: Jesus is the literal son of God who, according to Brigham Young, the second prophet of the LDS church, is the product of sexual relations between God the Father and Mary.
- NAM: Jesus is an avatar, a way-shower to the cosmic Christ consciousness which culminates with declaring that the human being is divine.
- RC: Roman Catholicism holds to the orthodox doctrine of Jesus and affirms the hypostatic union (the two natures of Jesus), his death, burial, and physical resurrection.
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|Thu, 08-01-2002 - 3:29pm
The red edge of the sun had slid behind the pines when Dusty went out on the porch. The cornbread was cooking and the kitchen was too hot to stand, even in the bedroom across the dogtrot hall. Dusty eased down upon the rocking chair, feeling every slat in spite of the cushion. She wasn't as sore as she had been, but it seemed to Dusty the healing had been slow. She rubbed her belly with her palm, feeling the loose flesh like an empty pouch. At first she thought everything inside her was falling out when she stood up, as if gravity had a stronger pull on her insides. The pulling made her walk hunched over, holding her womb inside by force of will. She spread her legs, hoping the summer air would dry her sweaty thighs.
Bats and martins were swooping and cartwheeling across the evening sky. The baby martins called from the holes of the birdhouse and somewhere in the dark pines a whippoorwill made a tentative cry. It was early in the evening but late in the year for it. The gardenia bloomed, and the scent mixed with honeysuckle in the air until Dusty felt dizzy. The sadness came over her again. These days the littlest things made her sad, the cry of a bird or a song on the radio or using her great-grandmother's skillet in her great-grandmother's kitchen. Sometimes she would stand in front of the stove, looking at the bacon or fish or pork chops sizzling on the fire and tears would fall in the grease and she'd have to step back or get popped.
When the baby woke he didn't cry. Dusty would hear him making a snuffling piggy sound and she'd go ahead and get him out of the crib. This time he was rooting his face against the sheets.
"Hey little piggy." She picked him up and tucked him into the corner of her arm. She slid her finger between his diaper and his behind. He was damp, but he didn't smell pissy. "I guess you're hungry."
He rooted against her now, making the snuffling noise. Her breasts tingled and hardened as though filling with ginger ale instead of milk. Two small spots appeared on the front of her shirt. She smelled always of milk and piss and baby powder. Somehow in becoming a mother she'd lost her own smell.
She sat down in the rocker and opened her blouse, and her nipples hardened more in the fresh air. A hard nurser, he latched onto her with his mouth and his eyes. He sucked hard enough to spread the ache of her breasts through her body to the pit of her stomach to the sore part of her. He stared at her with dark blue eyes that looked both puzzled and solemn. His downy hair was wet with sweat and the wrinkles in the sheets had printed his cheeks with a pattern of lines. Dusty could hear the milk flowing through her and into him, a rushing sound that reminded her of an underground spring.
She heard Johnny's pickup before it even turned off the highway. It had a hole in the muffler, but driving a loud truck didn't trouble Johnny. The dogs heard it too, and they came from under the porch barking and whining. He pulled up slowly, trying to keep the dust from boiling into the house.
"Hey Baby." He was greasy from the rig. It didn't matter. Nobody expected a roughneck to wear clean clothes. After a while the grease just settled in and made its own color, darkening the denim to a dirty indigo.
"Hey" Dusty said. "You need a haircut, I think."
Johnny grinned. "Aw hell, I'll fit in good with them hippies at the rig." He squatted beside her and put a dirty finger in the baby's hand. "Hey, peanut."
It didn't matter that the baby had a name. He'd be renamed, Peanut or Bubba or Hoss or something. Daddys did that. Dusty thought it was a claiming, that renaming. There were boys in school who never used their real names. They'd be Peanut or Bubba or Hoss all through school, even in the yearbook. Her name was never used either, except in anger. She was always Baby.
Johnny stood up and moved behind her, lifting her hair from the back of her neck and blowing on it. "It's a hot one today, wadn't it?"
"Yep." Dusty shivered. "That feels nice." His breath cooled her, even though it was just on her neck.
"You look sexy, out here on the porch." Johnny whispered in her ear. "If we had some traffic, there'd be wrecks all over the place."
She tried to smile, but it troubled her. She didn't like not being able to be with him. It wasn't good for a good-looking man to have to wait. It was a fragile position she'd put herself in. The baby was so small, and the world was full of women with babies. Women without babies. Women who didn't smell like milk and piss.
"I love you." she whispered. Her voice sounded tight.
"I love you, too." Johnny wiggled the baby's foot. "I love you too, Peanut."
The baby stared up at them both, his solemn eyes watching as his father cupped the other breast in his dirty hand. Dusty shivered again, as the breast grew hard and awake and the milk let down against his palm. Dusty saw the milk squirting against his hand, mixing with the grease and dripping through the lines of his palm and the calluses.
"I'll be glad when you're well." He whispered, pressing his hardness against the back of her head.
She kissed his hand, fiercely, not minding the grime or the milk or anything else. "Me too. Me too."
|Thu, 08-01-2002 - 4:02pm
This is beautiful!!!
You made me cry, Scout. One of the great things about your writing is that you tell simple stories that speak to us all, but you tell them with great style. You simply don't miss a detail! You are a very talented writer!
|Thu, 08-01-2002 - 5:33pm
You've outdone yourself...
Scout, this is very moving.YOu've very aptly descibed the feel of a newly delivered motherand the nursing of the baby. Your scene is clearly portrayed...I could feel the heat myself and smell the dust. And Dusty's emotions, so very mixed, so exemplary of postpartum. This is a real jewel.
|Sun, 08-04-2002 - 3:39pm
Very Well Written
This is a very well written story. This describes myself when my daughter was born, and sure took me back to that time. Keep up the good work.


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Cavaliers center Anderson Varejao needs surgery to repair a torn leg muscle and could miss two more months, a major blow to a young Cleveland team struggling through another miserable season.
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Two new and luxurious villas overlooking sea and mountains, with excellent facilities for the independent traveller, including private sun terrace, and a stunning 20m pool
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Makrigialos Villas offers two luxury townhouses for rental within Grapevines Villas site.
Our villas are in one of the best locations in South-East Crete in the unspoilt village of Makrigialos. Our luxury European-style town-house villas sit within a gated site set around a private courtyard with a large floodlit swimming pool as its centrepiece. Each of our two houses may be rented separately or together as a package - suitable for 2 families. Each has all the amenities you will need for a comfortable and relaxing self-catering holiday in tranquil spacious surroundings; 2 double or twin bedded bedrooms; modern kitchen, bathroom and shower room; secluded balconies and roof sun terrace; private garden and car parking. The nearest blue flag beach is a 5 minute walk away.
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...or where he is today, but he shaped my life. I was 11 years old, and we lived in Maryland. My dad was working on a project that must have required many of his coworkers to be away from their families, because while on that job, we often had some of his colleagues over for dinner. One night a big cheerful man with lots of grey hair came over. He enjoyed the dinner with abandon, and he laughed a lot, and he treated myself and my siblings like we were real people with real things to say. This was unusual, as most of dad's visitors ate mom's good cooking, chatted with my parents and largely ignored us little people.
After dinner, we were showing him the brand new family computer, trying out all the bells and whistles. We got talking about word processing software and from there somehow I wound up telling him I really enjoy writing, and how frustrating it was to look at what I had written, deem it unfit for human eyes, and then destroy everything I've written.
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Words City Hall should ban instead of 'brown bag,' 'citizen'on August 2, 2013 @ 2:12 pm (Updated: 5:49 am - 8/5/13 )
"Seattle has become a national laughingstock once again. It's all over every national website," said Dori.
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2 Party System Monopoly
Wait....didn't you know there are states that limit Political Parties to just Democrats and Republicans?!?!?
The biggest obstacle to new (AKA Third) parties are the very state election laws set in place by the Republican and Democrat legislators. Ohio recently passed a bill in their Senate that only allows Republicans and Democrats to appear on a ballot.
In Virginia, the law reads, "Virginia recognizes only two political parties: Democrats and Republicans. All other party organizations are required to register as Political Action Committees."
Oklahoma requires 57,000+ signatures on petitions (70,000 for margin of error) signed in the county of the voter's registration, that must be gathered within one year. BUT... (you knew that was coming) petitions cannot be signed on even numbered years between March 1st and November 15th. Not receiving a 10% popular state vote for a statewide candidate (Attorney General, Governor, President) removes the recognized party status. BUT (you knew that was coming, too), the candidate filings with a party nomination is done at the end of odd numbered years, meaning the petition must be signed in 6 months or less to allow review of the petition signatures and to file candidates.
New Mexico grants 30 days to gather 4,500 petition signatures, to be signed in the county of the voter's residence (meaning 5,500 for margin of error). Failure to meet this voids the Party filing.
These are just a few samples of the reasons Third Parties are not as strong as they should be/could be.
What the Republicans and Democrats did not count on was a party formed by the very people that live to remove any and all obstacles that stand in the way of their objective. Each and every State Chair, rather than feeling dejected, has come away from the legal review energized, already formulating a strategic outlook to develop a tactical plan.
We will not hold back. Once in office, these laws will start being repealed. It is unthinkable that elected officials and the parties that represent them would violate the public trust and basically remove viable options for American voters.
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Its success, however, was both a boon and a burden to Sherriff for although it allowed him to give up the day job and devote himself full-time to writing it often overshadowed his later work or was used as the yardstick against which it was measured unfavourably. Fortunately for Sherriff he was not only a playwright but also a novelist and a screenwriter. When his second professional play, Badger's Green, flopped, he wrote a best-selling novel, The Fortnight In September. This attracted the attention of Hollywood and Carl Laemmle at Universal asked him to write the screenplay for The Invisible Man. Sherriff, accompanied by his widowed mother, went out to seek his fortune working for the new-fangled 'talkies'. When his stock began to wane in Hollywood he returned to England and wrote the screenplay for The Four Feathers for Alexander Korda. 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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) - Dismal trading and investment banking results, falling net interest margins and outsized accounting gains at the large, money-center banks- Bank of America (BAC), JPMorgan Chase (JPM), Citigroup (C)- have grabbed the headlines in this quarter's earnings season.
However, there were some bright spots in the earnings reported so far, loan growth being the most significant of them.
According to FBR Capital, of the 24 banks under their coverage, the median loan growth was 1.2% in the third quarter compared to a 0.5% decline in the first quarter of 2011 and 0.7% growth in the fourth quarter of 2010.
Regional banks, which do not have to suffer the volatility of capital markets, have outperformed on revenues. Some have seen double-digit growth on the back of higher loans and acquisitions. Others have been able to stave off margin pressure by still lowering costs of funding.Many of them also appear well poised to benefit from increased refinancing activity in the fourth quarter of 2011. Banks continued to experience improved credit quality, although at a lower pace, with some of the smaller banks continuing to reduce their reserves for bad loans, called "reserve release". Because reserve releases can distort the earnings picture, SNL Financial looks at a more useful indicator called pre-provision net revenue, defined as a bank's tax-adjusted net interest income plus its non-interest income, net of non-credit-related expenses. TheStreet came up with a list of five banks that posted double-digit growth in pre-provision net revenue using data from SNL Financial. Only banks that reported data through last Friday, October 21 were considered. Here are five regional banks that posted double-digit revenue growth in the third quarter.
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