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The Cadle Company II, Inc. v. Gasbusters Production I Limited Partnership
Filing 17
MEMORANDUM OPINION signed by Judge John G. Heyburn, II on 1/6/2010. For the reasons set forth, the Court will affirm the judgment of the Bankruptcy Court in its entirety. The Court will issue an order consistent with this Memorandum Opinion. cc: Counsel, U.S. Bankruptcy (AEP)
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT WESTERN DISTRICT OF KENTUCKY AT LOUISVILLE CIVIL ACTION NO. 3:09-CV-539-H THE CADLE COMPANY II, INC. V. GASBUSTERS PRODUCTION I LIMITED PARTNERSHIP MEMORANDUM OPINION This action is an appeal from an Order of the United States Bankruptcy Court that partially granted a motion and an amended proof of claim filed by Appellee Gasbusters Production I Limited Partnership, ("GPILP"). The Order awarded creditor GPILP more than $300,000.00 from the bankruptcy estate of Debtors Clarence Lester Paul, ("Mr. Paul"),1 and Margaret S. Paul. Appellant The Cadle Company II, Inc., ("Cadle"), an entity that purchased most of the proceeds of the bankruptcy estate, now requests reversal of the bankruptcy court's order based on numerous alleged factual and procedural errors. The history of this case is complex and the proof surrounding the key issue at trial Ł whether GPILP owns the 15 gas wells in question Ł is hotly contested. The bankruptcy proceedings have spanned five years and thousands of pages and yet comprise only part of the larger web of related lawsuits and adversary proceedings. Leading up to the law and fact trial on APPELLEE APPELLANT Mr. Paul is now deceased. During the time period relevant to these proceedings, he was allegedly operating under several business names including Bluegrass Drilling, Delstar Resources, Heritage Properties, The Viking Group, Energy Managers, and others (collectively the "Paul Family Entities."). 1 the merits of GPILPs amended proof of claim, the parties filed numerous motions challenging each other's evidence and its admissibility at trial. The battle was hard fought, with each side offering diametrically opposed views of the facts and pertinent law. It is with this backdrop that we consider Appellant's many assignments of error, and ultimately conclude that the Bankruptcy Court's decision should be affirmed. Because the Bankruptcy Court's Order offered a thorough explanation of the factual circumstances surrounding the underlying dispute, it is unnecessary to recite here the litany of relevant facts. Rather, this Court will address the basic procedural history of the case and then supplement each section with the additional facts necessary. I. The Debtors filed their Chapter 7 petition on February 6, 2004. In June of that year, Appellee GPILP filed its proof of claim, based on the alleged breach of an agreement by Mr. Paul to operate and manage certain natural gas wells in Lawrence County, Kentucky, and for misappropriation of gas sale proceeds between 1996 and the date of the petition. On May 13, 2005, the Bankruptcy Court approved the Chapter 7 Trustee's sale to Appellee Cadle of a cause of action pending in the Lawrence County Circuit Court, which Mr. Paul had filed against Appellee GPILP. With the Court's approval, Cadle then bought almost all of the assets of the Debtor's bankruptcy estate. Two years later, on November 20, 2007, GPILP filed the amended Proof of Claim, asserting it was due $424,825.00. Cadle then filed the Objection at issue, and in December 2008 the Court held a trial to hear evidence regarding 1) whether GPILP owned the wells and 2) what, if any, damages it could prove it was owed. On May 28, 2009, in a 16-page opinion addressing 2 the parties' legal arguments and evidence introduced at trial, the Honorable Thomas H. Fulton, United States Bankruptcy Judge for the Western District of Kentucky, overruled Cadle's Objection in part, by granting GPILP's claim in the amount of $312,239.50. In addition to addressing the issue of GPILP's amended proof of claim, Judge Fulton's Order also decided GPILP's related motion, which sought the return of $25,659.33 in gas sale proceeds collected Trustee from a third-party purchaser, Appalachian Producers Services Corp., ("APSC"). Judge Fulton directed the Trustee to pay GPILP $20,861.15 from the proceeds of the APSC sales. Cadle appeals both decisions and alleges that the Bankruptcy Court committed numerous errors. The Court will address each of these claims below. II. This Court sits as a court of appellate review for bankruptcy decisions pursuant to 28 U.S.C. ¦ 158(a), which provides that the "district courts of the United States shall have jurisdiction to hear appeals (1) from final judgments, orders, and decrees ... of bankruptcy judges entered in cases and proceedings referred to the bankruptcy judges under section 157 of this title." A bankruptcy court's factual findings are reviewed for clear error; its conclusions of law are reviewed de novo. Fed. R. Bankr. P. 8013; In re Gardner, 360 F.3d 551, 557 (6th Cir. 2004). A finding of fact is clearly erroneous when "although there is evidence to support the finding, the reviewing court on the entire evidence is left with a definite and firm conviction that a mistake has been committed." Kalamazoo River Study Group v. Rockwell Intern. Corp., 274 F.3d 1043, 1047 (6th Cir. 2001). "The question is not how the reviewing court would have ruled, but rather whether a reasonable person could agree with the bankruptcy court's decision; if reasonable persons could differ as to the issue, then there is no abuse of discretion." In re: Gasel 3 Transp. Lines, Inc., 326 B.R. 683, 685-86 (6th Cir. 2005). A bankruptcy court abuses its discretion only when it relies upon clearly erroneous findings of fact, or when it improperly applies the law or uses an erroneous legal standard. Id. The appellant has the burden to show factual findings are clearly erroneous. Lerch v. Federal Land Bank, 94 B.R. 998 (N.D.Ill. 1989). III. Cadle's first, third and fourth2 assignments of error relate to the Bankruptcy Court's evidentiary rulings. The Federal Rules of Evidence apply to bankruptcy proceedings. Fed. R. Bankr. P. 9017. Alleged violations of federal rules of evidence are reviewed under an abuse of discretion standard. See General Elec. Co. v. Joiner, 522 U.S. 136, 142 (1997); United States v. Beverly, 369 F.3d 516, 540 (6th Cir. 2004). Cadle first contends that the Bankruptcy Court erred in permitting into evidence, under Federal Rules of Evidence 902(8) and 1003,3 GPILPs Exhibits 69, 79, 84 and 85. The exhibits are photocopies of notarized settlement agreements allegedly reached in a state court action in Lawrence County, Kentucky.4 Additionally, Cadle argues that the Bankruptcy Court should have allowed into evidence Appellant's Exhibits 23, 26, 33, 35 and 36 Ł documents which would show Debtor Paul's "state of mind"5 related to whether he willfully trespassed on GPILP's natural gas resources, or, rather, did so under a claim of right. Cadle also claims the Bankruptcy Court erred by allowing GPILP's oil and gas expert to testify about the validity of GPILPs title 2 3 Appellant's Brief, pgs. 34-36, 39-43 (Section I, Parts A, C and D). Fed. R. Evi. 902 is the self-authentication rule; 1003 is the rule on admissibility of duplicates. Lawrence County Civil Court Action No. 94-CI-0144. 4 5 Appellee objected to these exhibits on numerous grounds, including authenticity, relevancy, cumulative evidence, hearsay and data summaries. 4 to the real property at issue in the case. Though the Bankruptcy Court indicated it would give little consideration to the expert's testimony on this point, the judge did allow the expert to testify about his review of the title documents. This Court is not convinced that the Bankruptcy Judge's above decisions were in err, much less "clearly erroneous." Fed. R. Bankr. P. 8013. As noted above, a trial court has broad discretion to determine what evidence is relevant and trustworthy and whether it should be introduced at trial. Only an abuse of discretion requires a reviewing court to disturb such decisions. See General Elec. Co. v. Joiner, 522 U.S. 136, 142 (1997); see United States v. Beverly, 369 F.3d 516, 540 (6th Cir. 2004). Here, the Bankruptcy Judge was well within his right to determine that Appellant did not raise a genuine question as to the authenticity of the settlement agreements, and that the Appellants' excluded exhibits were not admissible for any of the reasons Appellee raised. Finally, allowing testimony regarding title from the Appellee's expert, especially in light of the Court's acknowledgment that such testimony would carry little weight, was not an abuse of discretion. IV. Cadle's second assignment of error6 arises from the Bankruptcy Court's decision to treat allegations Cadle made in a related adversary proceeding as judicial admissions, rather than as a rebuttable admission, for the purpose of the bankruptcy case. A reviewing court applies the abuse-of-discretion standard when reviewing a lower court's decision to treat a statement as a judicial admission. MacDonald v. General Motors Corp., 110 F.3d 337, 340 (6th Cir. 1997) (citing United States v. Cohen, 946 F.2d 430, 435 (6th Cir. 1991). In order to qualify as a 6 Appellant's Brief, pgs. 34-39 (Section I, Part B). 5 judicial admission "an attorney's statements must be deliberate, clear and unambiguous." MacDonald, 110 F.3d at 340 (citing Oscanyan v. Arms Co., 103 U.S. 261, 263 (1880)). This is probably the most confusing issue in the case. The Court has spent considerable effort to understand the issue within the context of the entire case. For the reasons that follow, the Court concludes that the Bankruptcy Court's handling of it was reasonable, fair and proper. Here, the Bankruptcy Judge treated as judicial admissions statements made by Cadle, in 06-AP-3003, that "the Paul Family Entities," including a company named Bluegrass Drilling Corporation, were essentially alter egos of Mr. Paul.7 The Bankruptcy Court ruled that: On the motion filed by Gasbusters Production I Limited Partnership ("Gasbusters") seeking an order deeming the allegations of fact, including mixed statements of law and fact, in pleadings and papers filed by The Cadle Company II, Inc. ("Cadle") in adversary no. 06-AP-3003 as judicial admissions of Cadle for purposes of this bankruptcy case, and the Court being sufficiently advised, it is hereby ORDERED that the motion is GRANTED. No evidence will be admitted at the upcoming evidentiary hearing(s) for the purpose of contradicting the assertion that the bankruptcy estate is liable for any lawful claim against the debtors individually or d/b/a any Paul Family Entity ... .8 This decision was significant because Appellee premised its Proof of Claim on a breach In Adversary Proceeding 06-AP-3003, Cadle's First Amended Complaint alleged that Mr. Paul and the "Paul Family Entities," including Bluegrass Drilling Corporation, were one in the same and that the assets of the Paul Family Entities should thus be included in the bankruptcy estate. The Complaint alleged, in part: (1) that "all of the Paul Family Entities are alter egos of C. Lester Paul," (2) that "[i]n truth and in fact, the Debtors are and have been the sole owners of the Paul Family Entities since their inception, whether outright or by virtue of the fact that they are alter egos of the Debtors, and as a result, any and all assets owned by the Paul Family Entities should be held to be assets of the Debtors' Bankruptcy Estate" (3) that "[s]ince the formation of each of the Paul Family Entities, the Debtors, and in particular, C. Lester Paul, have exercised such control and dominion over the Paul Family Entities, that such entities are mere instrumentalities of the Debtors. Such control and dominion is evidence[d] by, but not limited to, the Debtors' control of the corporate actions for the Paul Family Entities, the control fo the finances of the Paul Family Entities, the intermingling of the financial records and assets of the entities, and the control over the records and actions of the Paul Family Entities, included but not limited to, control over the Paul Family Entities' bank accounts," (4) that "each of the Paul Family Entities should be deemed to be the property of the Paul Bankruptcy Estate, either because they are owned by the Debtors or are the alter-ego of the Debtors," and (5) that "the Defendants have engaged in a ... conspiracy to conceal the true ownership of the Paul Family Entities by, including but not limited to, the fabrication and/or intentional concealment of certain record of transfers, the delivery and support of perjured testimony." 8 7 Doc. No. 630. 6 of contract between Bluegrass Drilling Corporation and GPILP. For Appellee to recover, Debtor Paul and Bluegrass Drilling Corporation must be one in the same. If the Bankruptcy Court had not treated Cadle's statements as judicial admissions, Cadle would have had the opportunity to try to prove that Mr. Paul and his businesses were not alter egos. In arguing that it should have been able to present evidence9 contrary to its assertions in the adversary proceeding, Cadle points to Sixth Circuit precedent that "allegations in pleadings in other actions are admissible in evidence as admissions, but are not conclusive, and should be considered in connection with any other evidence which may be offered in explanation." Dixie Sand & Gravel Corp. v. Holland, 255 F.2d 304, 311 (6th Cir. 1958) (citing Anderson v. Tway, 143 F.2d 95, 100 (6th Cir. 1944)). While these cases espouse a rule the Court finds reasonable and at least partially applicable to its review, they do not entirely end the present analysis. It is important to note that although the Bankruptcy Court specifically adopted as judicial admissions Cadle's statements in the adversary proceedings, Cadle made the same allegations in the bankruptcy action itself. For example, in a Fed. R. Civ. P. 30(b)(6) deposition of Cadle taken as part of the bankruptcy, a Cadle representative testified that he believed the allegations in the 06-AP-3003 adversary proceeding to be true, including the allegation that Mr. Paul and his company Bluegrass Drilling Company were one in the same. Cadle's counsel also agreed to stipulate that Appellant believed that the "alter ego" allegations in the adversary proceeding were true. Additionally, Cadle made the "alter ego" argument in other motions before the Bankruptcy Court. For example, Cadle's Response to Objection in July 2005, noted that: [t]o the extent that the Paul Family Children's `argument' rests on the hotly Cadle never did, at the time this Motion in Limine was argued or when it filed its appeal brief, describe or offer any evidence that would tend to prove Mr. Paul and the Paul Family Entities were not one in the same. 9 7 contested assertion ... that they, not the Debtors, are the actual owners of a series of real and imagined corporate entities that the Debtors have treated as their alter egos for decades, Cadle is fully prepared to `take the Pepsi challenge' and let the true facts emerge in an adversary proceeding... . The Objections filed by the Paul Family Children and Debtors reveal that both are concerned that the Settlement Agreement will compromise the elaborate fraud that they have perpetrated first through years of abuse of the corporate form and utilization of fictional business entries..., which represents nothing more than an attempt to shield the Debtors assets from creditors. ... If these business entities actually belong in the Debtors' Estate, as Cadle intends to prove... If, by some miracle, the Paul children can produce enough smoke and mirrors to persuade a fact-finder that they are the true owners of the business entities in question... .10 Though it would be helpful to have a more complete explanation of the Bankruptcy Judge's decision, this Court is not persuaded, after reviewing the record as a whole, that the Bankruptcy Judge abused his discretion. To start, Cadle's clear position for the first two years of the bankruptcy11 was that Mr. Paul's many companies were his alter egos and that their assets should be included in the bankruptcy estate. Cadle settled its claims with the Paul family and related companies when they agreed to transfer the assets of the related companies to the bankruptcy estate.12 Furthermore, Cadle's "alter-ego" position was consistent while it benefitted Cadle and only changed when Cadle was faced with the downside of that argument. Thus, when viewing the case as a whole, the Bankruptcy Judge was within his discretion to refuse Cadle the opportunity to prove an assertion that was polar opposite to Cadle's position throughout the case. By the time GPILP filed its Amended Proof of Claim, it appears that Cadle's assertions had 10 11 Doc. No. 312; Cadle's Response to Objection, 7/6/05 at 5, 11-12, 14. The fact that Cadle made this assertion in the bankruptcy proceeding itself is what distinguishes this case from the Dixie Sand case cited by Cadle. 255 F.2d 304, 311. It appears Cadle paid the Paul children $200,000 to settle the claims in 06-AP-3003 and other related proceedings. As part of that agreement, the children retained certain assets, which were listed in the 06-AP-3003 Settlement Agreement. The company at issue here, Bluegrass Drilling Corporation, was not among the companies or assets retained by the Paul Children. 12 8 become part of the law of the case. To revisit the controversy at that time may have been unfair to the parties and inconsistent with the court's previous handling of the case. For these reasons, this Court affirms the Bankruptcy Court's decision to treat the statements as judicial admissions. V. Cadle next asserts13 that the Bankruptcy Court erred in its determination that GPILP offered sufficient evidence to prove it was the owner of the 15 wells in question and thus had standing to pursue its proof of claim. According to Cadle, the Bankruptcy Court made numerous errors in coming to this conclusion, including improperly interpreting the relevant Well Transfer Documents14 by wrongly admitting extrinsic evidence and by misstating the effect of a previous state court judgment. This Court applies a de novo review to the Bankruptcy Court's contract interpretation and to its decision to admit extrinsic evidence to clarify ambiguities. In re Brunswick Apartments of Trumbull County, Ltd., 215 B.R. 520, 522 (6th Cir. BAP. 1998) (citing United States v. Century Offshore Mgmt. Corp. (In re Century Offshore Mgmt. Corp.), 111 F.3d 443 (6th Cir. 1997); see also Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians v. Engler, 146 F.3d 367, 373 (6th Cir. 1998) ("The determination of whether a contract is ambiguous, thereby making extrinsic evidence admissible for interpretive purposes, is a question of law and therefore subject to de novo review.). The Bankruptcy Court's factual findings regarding the extrinsic evidence offered to prove ownership of the wells is reviewed under the clearly erroneous standard. Fed. R. Bankr. P. 8013; see also Walter v. C.I.R., 753 F.2d 35, 39 (6th Cir. 1985) (nothing that tax 13 Appellant's Brief, pgs. 43-52 (Section I, Part E). The "Well Transfer Documents" consist of five documents, effective as of April 1, 1994, that purported to transfer interests in the 15 wells at issue to various entities with the word "Gasbusters" in their names. 14 9 court's determination as to ownership of real estate by limited partnership was not clearly erroneous). The Bankruptcy Court correctly stated that, under Kentucky law, a Court's primary objective is to "discover the intent of the parties through a fair examination of a document as a whole," Babb v. Dowdy, 17 S.W.2d 1014, 1016 (Ky. 1929), and that "where there is ambiguity and/or mutual mistake, a court may look beyond the four corners of the document in question to resolve the same." Day v. Asher, 132 S.W. 1035, 1036 (Ky. 1911) ("The general rule is that where an ambiguity is patent on the face of the deed it cannot be cured by parol evidence, but that where there is no ambiguity on the face of the deed and the ambiguity is shown by parol evidence it may be removed by parol evidence.); Senters v. Elkhorn & Jellico Coal Co., 145 S.W.2d 848, 850 (Ky. 1940) (parol evidence admissible in cases of mutual mistake); Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke Co. v. Combs, 177 S.W.238, 238 (Ky. 1915) (parol evidence admissible to prove mutual mistake). The Bankruptcy Judge went on to identify the specific latent ambiguities in the Well Transfer Documents at issue: First, four of the five Well Transfer Documents contemplate transfer to a limited partnership grantee whose name is substantially similar to "GasBusters Production I Limited Partnership." Various permutations of the words "GasBusters," "Partnership," "Limited" and "I"are used in the names of the grantees in those transfer documents. Only the word "Production" does not appear. No evidence was submitted that any "GasBuster" entities ever existed with the precise names given in the documents. Because no other entities with the precise names on four of the five15 transfer documents existed, 15 The Fifth Well Transfer Document identified the transferee as GB, Inc., GPILP's general partner at the time. Even though this entity did exist, GPILP's partnership agreement expressly allowed the general partner to conduct the business of the partnership, and presumably to hold title in its name. Because all five documents were created on the same day, just after GPILP was formed to produce and sell natural gas and to acquire the assets of 10 the Bankruptcy Judge properly admitted extrinsic evidence to resolve the latent ambiguity in the first four Well Transfer Documents. Such a decision is entirely harmonious with Kentucky law, which allows extrinsic evidence to assist the Court in determining the parties' intent. As to the fifth transfer document, Cadle alleges error based on a footnote of the Bankruptcy Court's opinion wherein the court asserted that "the Lawrence Circuit Court Litigation resolved any claim of GB, Inc. and Mr. Polan with respect to the mineral estate in favor of GPILP." While it is unclear, from the record below,16 whether the Lawrence Circuit Court did resolve such claims, the result of the Lawrence County litigation was just one of six different reasons the Bankruptcy Court stated for its finding that GPILP owns the wells at issue. Because the Bankruptcy Court stated numerous reasons for its finding, the fact that one of them is unclear based on the documents included in the record, does not make its finding clearly erroneous. For these reasons, Cadle's fifth assignment of error is unconvincing. VI. Cadle's sixth and seventh17 assignments of error relate to the Bankruptcy Court's calculation of the amount of GPILP's Proof of Claim. Cadle argues that the Bankruptcy Court's award of $312,239.50 to GPILP is clear error for several reasons, including 1) that damages were too speculative to calculate, 2) that the figure does not include certain payments creditable to GPILP based on prior litigation and 3) that the figure does not include "offsets" for amounts Appalachian Natural Gas (the property that the Well Transfer Documents appear to transfer) it was permissible for the Bankruptcy Court judge to consider the extrinsic evidence as it related to all five Well Transfer Documents. The parties dispute why more records from the Lawrence Circuit Court action weren't included in the record. Each party appears to assert that the missing records would support their version of the facts. However, for the reasons stated herein, the issue does not have to be resolved, because the Bankruptcy Court relied on so many other pieces of evidence showing GPILP owned the wells. 17 16 Appellant's Brief, pgs. 53-58 (Section I, Parts F and G). 11 owed to Mr. Paul. None of these arguments compel reversal. Both parties offered experts at trial to help the Bankruptcy Court determine the proper amount of GPILP's Proof of Claim.18 Judge Fulton's Order detailed the testimony of each expert and reduced the amount owed to GPILP by more than $100,000 based on uncertainty and conflicts in the testimony. He allotted GPILP no proceeds from the months where no reliable production numbers were available and reduced production numbers for other months. Finally, he noted Cadle's argument about credits and offsets, but found that those arguments lacked credibility and that the amounts could not be proved with any certainty.19 Such determinations and weighing of the evidence are clearly within the purview of the trial court. Here, Judge Fulton detailed the arguments of the parties and clearly explained the reductions he made to GPILP's estimations. He determined that some evidence was clear and credible and that other evidence was not. His findings were reasonable and supported by the evidence and testimony. Thus, they did not constitute clear error. VII. Cadle's last assignment of error20 is essentially rendered moot by the previous findings in this Opinion. Because the Bankruptcy Court did not err in determining that GPILP owned the wells in question, it was not error for the judge to direct the Chapter 7 Trustee to pay GPILP Such testimony was necessary because the meters gauging the flow of gas from the wells in question were measuring not only the flow from the 15 GPILP wells, but also three non-GPILP wells. Specifically, in regard to the credits that GPILP allegedly received, Judge Fulton found that "the only evidence submitted by Cadle in that regard does not show with any certainty what, if any funds should be credited to GPILP, and it therefore lacks credibility." As to the credits, Judge Fulton noted that "Cadle has failed to provide any credible evidence concerning the existence and, more importantly, the amount of such `offsets.'" 20 19 18 Appellant's Brief, pg. 59 (Section II). 12 $20,861.15 from the proceeds of the APSC gas sales. Therefore, for all of the reasons discussed in this opinion, the Court will affirm the judgment of the Bankruptcy Court in its entirety. The Court will issue an order consistent with this Memorandum Opinion. January 6, 2010 cc: Counsel of Record & Bankruptcy Court 13


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The founding church of the Sovereign Grace ministries movement, Covenant Life Church, headed by Joshua Harris, has evidently asked it's congregation to sever ties with the movement.
Some of you may have been following the Sovereign Grace story over the past couple of years. It's an interested case study.
I'll admit, I have read some of the stuff… from both sides, and it really turns my stomach.
Both sides have dug in and Covenant Life's departure may be just the most recent casualty.
I have no insider information, don't know anyone inside the movement, and they are out of the circle I normally run with… so I'm looking at this from a total outsider's viewpoint.
My problem… at least in this situation… is that leaders on both sides have dug in their heels… insisting that they are right and the other party is wrong.
That's good. There probably is a right and a wrong party here.
But what has been unfortunate is the pages and pages of documentation that has been released from both sides… hundreds, probably thousands of documents… timelines… email leaks… etc. trying to prove points.
It's really been maddening… unlike anything I've really ever seen in the church world.
And I have no problem thinking there are great followers of Jesus on both sides of the issue.
But at some point, it does no one any good to continue the bickering.
Maybe that's where Covenant Life is. Maybe they're tired of the fight. Maybe their digging in their heels more by just leaving. I don't know… but it does make me sad, regardless.
Case in point. Full documentation. Too much information? Too public? You decide.
Are these public church fights EVER good for the church?
What do you think?
I grew up in a church that was racked by very public splits.
We went through a new pastor every couple of years.
When I was 16, I watched a 40 minute argument in a Sunday evening service over whether to have a Christmas tree in the sanctuary or not — resulting in another split.
Bottom line, our testimony as a lighthouse of Gods Truth to the community was tarnished beyond repair.
My observation is, in the long run, only Satan wins when the body of Christ is divided.
And oddly enough, none of our church divisions were over doctrinal issues or moral failures…..
They were over control issues
James 4:1-3
Is it possible that you think covering up all the sins in SGM is preferable just so the church world can go back to sleep in their already sick state of denial? Since you are not familiar with SGM, why would you want to voice any sort of opinion based on willing ignorance? Thousands of pages of documentation indicates more than just interpersonal trivialities better dealt with by applying Matt. 18. BrentDetwiler.com is already much maligned for exposing all that needs to be exposed, including the sins of leadership, the posturing, the power grabbing, the egotism, the despotism, the alleged abuse of congregants and their children (yes, physical, mental, spiritual), etc. To be sure, the weight of evidence is against SGM, NOT Brent Detwiler. You forgot to mention the pending lawsuit against SGM for 20 years of alleged sex abuse of minors. NO, a good public exposure will cleanse SGM and provide a wake up call to all Christians. "Semper Reformanda" should be the the rallying cry, in case you and others have forgotten.
This information is not really news to me personally. I do know people involved and formerly involved with SGM. Some of the leadership does promote an atmosphere of harsh control of members. I look for other churches of SGM to follow suit. The judgmenatlism and legalism that so many have fought hard against in churches has reared its ugly face yet again. This isn't the first time this has happened in a fellowship or denomination.
Sin is not a disease, and especially not confined to a "section" of the body of Christ. How about prayer for SGM and all the abused. Read the lawsuit if you care. So far there are three plaintiffs in this class action suit, with more waiting in the wings. Pray that they will have enough righteous "anger" to persevere during this litigation. The victims and their families need all the support they can get.
Pastor Shane,
Its time for you to get up some "righteous anger", although my thoughts were not done in anger, but rather disgust. Why are some pastors so adept at accusing brethren with all sorts of sins whenever someone is honest. Honest and forthright thoughts are not rants or rage. They are just truth that you are not ready to hear. My point about denial being rampant was not addressed for an obvious reason. Denial is also a sin not a disease, that some pastors are willing to participate in and feel no need to repent of.
I think this is a good quote that cross applies here:
"It was well after the story had died down, so I had to study the screen to see what my friend was talking about. I assumed he was referring to Ted's hypocrisy. "Hey man, not all of us do things like that," I responded. He laughed and said, "Michael, you just proved my point. See, that guy said sorry a long time ago. Even his wife and kids stayed and forgave him, but all you Christians still seem to hate him. You guys can't forgive him and let him back into your good graces. Every time you talk to me about God, you explain that he will take me as I am. You say he forgives all my failures and will restore my hope, and as long as I stay outside the church, you say God wants to forgive me. But that guy failed while he was one of you, and most of you are still vicious to him." Then he uttered words that left me reeling: "You Christians eat your own. Always have. Always will."
to read the whole article addressing this heart issue; see: http://www.christianitytoday.com/le/2012/december-online-only/going-to-hell-with-ted-haggard.html
Get over yourselves. Who would ever want to get involved in this mess? What a bunch of maniacs.Sure you can exhaustively evaluate who is right but it's like dissecting a frog – the whole thing dies in the process.
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A Warning About Calcium Supplements
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March 1, 2013
Women who take calcium supplements in addition to having a high-calcium diet may be at increased risk of death from all causes, and particularly from cardiovascular disease and ischemic heart disease, according to research recently published in the journal BMJ. Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in people with diabetes.
Calcium intake guidelines have generally focused on preventing low levels of calcium, and indeed, more than 60% of middle-age and older women in the United States now regularly take calcium supplements to preserve bone health (calcium is important for strong bones). But reanalysis of some recent studies has indicated a higher risk of ischemic heart disease (a condition in which there is a reduced supply of blood to the heart) and stroke with calcium supplements.
To evaluate the effect of dietary and supplemental calcium intake on cardiovascular health and mortality, researchers at Uppsala University in Sweden followed 61,433 women born between 1914 and 1948 for nearly two decades. The participants' diets were determined by questionnaires administered to all the women at the start of the study and to 38,984 of the women approximately 10 years later. The participants were divided into four groups based on their calcium consumption: less than 600 milligrams (mg) a day, from 600 mg to 999 mg a day, from 1,000 mg through 1,399 mg a day, and 1,400 or more mg daily (equivalent to about five 8-ounce glasses of cow's milk).
Over the course of the 19-year follow-up, 11,944 of the participants died, 3,862 from cardiovascular disease, 1,932 of ischemic heart disease, and 1,100 of stroke. Compared to women with a calcium intake of 600 mg to 999 mg daily, those consuming more than 1,400 mg each day had 1.40 times the risk of death from any cause, 1.49 times the risk of death from cardiovascular disease, and 2.14 times the risk of death from any cause. There was no significant difference in death rate from stroke. Levels of calcium intake below 600 mg a day were associated with an increased risk of death from all causes, plus death from cardiovascular disease, ischemic heart disease, and stroke.
In a separate analysis using the data from the 1997 survey, the researchers found that women with a dietary calcium intake of 1,400 mg or more daily who also took a calcium tablets (500 mg of calcium) had a 2.57-fold risk of death from all causes compared to women with a calcium intake of 600 mg to 999 mg daily. Further analysis revealed that, in women with a high dietary intake of calcium, the addition of a calcium supplement increased the risk of death in a dose-dependent fashion.
"The increase was moderate with a high dietary calcium intake without supplement use, but the combination of a high dietary calcium intake and calcium tablet use resulted in a more pronounced increase in mortality," the study authors noted.
According to the researchers, diets very high or very low in calcium might affect the body's equilibrium, causing changes in the blood levels of calcium. They emphasized that mortality was not increased with customary levels of calcium intake.
Limitations of the study include that it was observational, meaning it could not establish cause and effect, and that the results may not apply to people of different ethnic origins or to men. (The recent NIH-AARP Diet and Health Study, however, has linked high calcium intake from supplements to heart disease in men. To learn more about that study, click here.)
To learn more, read the article "Calcium Supplements Can Spell Heart Trouble for Women" or see the study in the journal BMJ. And for more information on how to keep your heart healthy, click here.
I have had osteopenia in my low back since 2001 and it has not become osteoporosis. I stopped taking calcium supplements about a year ago, but had previously cut back to 500 per day. I eat cottage cheese every morning and other cheese during the day plus plenty of green leafy vegetables. I can't drink milk as I don't tolerate it well. I did read that drinking any kind of carbonated beverage can be problematic for those with a tendency towards osteoporosis and have not used such beverages in many years. I also read sometime back that osteopenia is not an absolute indication that one will develop osteoporosis, although a former GP suggested that I take one of the drugs to correct osteoporosis. After looking up the side effects, I declined and I have since found a new doctor. Don't despair. Just look up the vegetables that contain calcium and eat them every day.
Posted by: Lynne Nelson | Mar 06, 2013 07:31 PM
If you take between 500 - 1,000 mg of magnesium per day, your risk of kidney stones will be reduced by 90%. Also, to the lady, if you take at least 2,000 iu of vitamin D3 per day, you should be able to take a moderate level of calcium per day. (700-800mg)with good results. Vitamin K2 is also very helpful in getting the calcium where it belongs! 1. Life Extension Magazine Sept. 2010, Brittle bones ... 2. Dr. Wright's Book of Nutritional Therapy, Rodale Press 1979. Dr. Jonathan V. Wright, M.D. p. 264 + 3. Understanding Vitamins and Minerals Rodale Press, 1984. p. 113-114.
Posted by: theodore cole | Mar 06, 2013 05:36 PM
This report is rather disturbing when the doctors say to take 1200 mg with Vit K in two divided doses daily. Most of my calcium from food comes from yogurt and string cheese. So what is the answer? I am almost 80 and have higher than normal bone density which I think helps prevent bone fractures because I have a balance problem with frequent falls. I'm really puzzled now as to what I should do. If the above article is true I shouldn't be taking any calcium supplements but I'm a little skeptical about the findings. I guess wait another week and another report will come out disagreeing with this one. That seems to be the way it goes with foods and meds.
Posted by: Ferne | Mar 06, 2013 05:32 PM
Any answer to Janice Mix' question on March 6. I think there are many of we elders who are concerned with that very thing. Please respond to me at the above email. Thank you, Joan Hunnicutt
Posted by: Joan Hunnicutt | Mar 06, 2013 05:05 PM
I have osteopenia and am at risk for osteoporosis.What am I supposed to do if calcium is dangerous for me?
Posted by: Janice Mix | Mar 06, 2013 02:56 PM
I read a summary of the NIH-AARP Diet and Health Study about the heart-calcium connection in men and am quite concerned as the nutritionist at my urologist office wants me taking large doses of calcium citrate to reduce kidney stone risk. I'm pretty sure I'd rather have another kidney stone than another heart attack. What to do when medical advice conflicts?
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My husband just had thyroid surgery. He had the entire thyroid removed which was cancerous. In about 6 weeks, he'll have the iodine pill treatment. He has had triple by-pass surgery in the past and sees a cardiologist regularly. He is also on a blood thinner - Coumadin. My concern is that it seems to be imperitive that he chew 3 Tums 3 times a day for awhile. His diet is calcium rich already. What effects will this have on his heart, etc.? Thank-you for your reply.
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Hello Janice and Joan, Thanks for your questions. Because this was an observational study, the researchers can only say that women who took calcium supplements in addition to having a high-calcium diet had a higher risk of death; they cannot say that the high calcium intake was necessarily the cause of the higher risk of death. Until further research can address this more conclusively, I would recommend printing out a copy of the study (linked in the last paragraph of the above article) to show to your doctor and asking for his guidance. You may also be interested in this chart, which lists foods that are rich in calcium. Sincerely, Diane Fennell Web Editor
Posted by: Diane Fennell | Mar 07, 2013 11:06 AM
I was wondering if there was any possible danger taking a Calcium supplement. I'd noticed after taking a combination supplement of Calcium/Magnesium/Zinc later that night I'd noticed my upper back ached. So I stopped taking it. Several months later I tried taking it again thinking maybe it had nothing to do with the supplement, but same ache. So I stopped taking it completely. Well just recently I tried taking a multi-mineral supplement because I was hearing how important it is to make sure we're getting enough minerals, and the same thing happened. (sigh) I'm 46.
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Dornan was born in Holywood, County Down, Northern Ireland. He has one older and one younger sister. His father, Prof. James Dornan, is an obstetrician, who often lectures at QUB. He was a teenager when his mother died. He attended and boarded at Methodist College, where he excelled on the rugby pitch as well as in the drama department. While at MCB, he met David Alexander, who would become his songwriting partner in 2002, when they founded their two-piece Irish folk outfit, Sons of Jim. Dornan has been quoted as saying that if he ever entered the music business again, he would do it very differently.
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- The Green Bay Packers want to put last week's disappointing loss to Buffalo behind them.
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The Packers' offense struggled last week.
They only scored one touchdown in the whole game.
Players say their troubles last week will give them a new sense of passion as they look for their sixth straight playoff appearance.
"I don't think it ever left but there's just a re-focus," says Packers wide receiver Randall Cobb. "You're reignited with that passion and understanding what's before you and the opportunity we have. I think it's known that we're a good team but for us to be a great team we have to handle our business."
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Central Wisconsin girls' hockey ties Onalaska 1-1
Submitted: 12/20/2014
- The Central Wisconsin Storm played host to the Onalaska Hilltoppers Saturday.
Both teams played some outstanding defense in this one.
Central Wisconsin's Katelyn Ramthun scoops around the goal.
She tries the reverse shot, but Onalaska's goalie is all over it.
The Hilltoppers clear it out.
A couple possessions later, the Storm are back on the offensive.
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Onalaska won't budge.
The Storm are able to corral the miss.
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Jamie Henrickson gets the shot off, but Onalaska still won't let anything through.
The Storm come back with a head of steam.
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Henrickson dishes to Kelly Knetter but the shot is still no good.
That's the way it went for the entire game.
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Submitted: 12/20/2014
- Northern Edge welcomed in Chippewa Falls-Menomonie to Antigo Saturday.
This one was a fairly close battle.
Neither team had the upper hand early.
Northern Edge's Lauren Smith gets it up top to Katie Detert.
She takes the long range slapshot, but CFM comes up with the save.
Still 0-0 at this point.
Northern Edge playing some nice defense of their own.
CFM pokes it away from two defenders.
They take it up left side and take the shot, but Gracie Lenzner bats it away with the glove.
Northern Edge comes right back down the ice.
Detert goes coast to coast.
She slices through a couple defenders into the middle lane.
She puts up the shot and it's good.
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Rhinelander defeats Antigo
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Rhinelander's Brandon Reinthaler scored 14 points.
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Lakeland takes down Medford 48-39.
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- Lakeland takes down Medford 48-39.
Meford will play Ashland on December 23rd.
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Merrill holds off Wausau West 48-32.
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Merrill will play Waupaca next on December 20th.
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Barry Alvarez happy with coaching staff
Submitted: 12/18/2014
- The Wisconsin Badgers will keep their defensive coordinator under the new head coach.
The Dave Aranda lead defense ranked 4th in total defense in 2014.
Barry Alvarez seems happy with how the staff is forming.
That's after Gary Anderson left for Oregon State.
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Chequamegon's Isaac Weik wins wrestling match
Submitted: 12/18/2014
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- Fans in Central Wisconsin could catch a top ten wrestling showdown between two wrestlers in Edgar Thursday night.
Chequamegon's #10 ranked Isaac Weik faced Edgar's #8 ranked Alex Lemanski.
Neither wrestler could get the pin, but Weik ended up with the five to three victory.
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Chryst takes Wisconsin football head coach job
Submitted: 12/17/2014
- Paul Chryst is coming home to coach Wisconsin.
The school made it official on Wednesday, hiring Chryst away from Pittsburgh. The announcement ended days of speculation following the surprising departure of Gary Andersen for Oregon State.
Chryst is a former Wisconsin offensive coordinator and a Madison native. He leaves the Panthers after going 19-19 in three seasons, returning to his hometown and alma mater.
The 49-year-old Chryst had two prior stints as an assistant coach for the Badgers. Most notably, he was part of the Wisconsin staff from 2005-11, helping the Badgers to five double-digit victory seasons and two Rose Bowls.
He was coordinator in 2011 when the high-scoring Badgers featured quarterback Russell Wilson and running back Montee Ball.
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Bills snap Packers win streak
Submitted: 12/14/2014
- Bacarri Rambo intercepted two Aaron Rodgers passes and Marcus Thigpen scored on a 75-yard punt return, leading the Buffalo Bills to a stunning 21-13 upset over the Green Bay Packers on Sunday.
Defensive end Mario Williams also forced Rodgers to fumble, which led to running back Eddie Lacy being tackled in the end zone for a safety with 1:51 left. Dan Carpenter hit all three field goal attempts, including a 51-yarder in the second half to help keep Buffalo (8-6) in the AFC playoff picture.
The Bills were also have their first eight-win season since going 9-7 in 2004.
The Packers (10-4) had a five-game win streak snapped, blowing an opportunity to get closer to their sixth consecutive playoff berth.
Rodgers finished 17 of 42 for 185 yards, and two interceptions.
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Gary Andersen steps down as head coach at University of Wisconsin
Submitted: 12/10/2014
- Wisconsin Badgers fans got a big surprise early Wednesday afternoon.
Head Coach Gary Andersen told the team he is stepping down to take the head coaching job at Oregon State University.
He called UW Director of Athletics Barry Alvarez Wednesday morning with the news.
Alvarez says the news caught him off guard.
Andersen reportedly took the Oregon State job for family reasons.
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Packer offense keeps rolling
Submitted: 12/09/2014
- The Green Bay offense scores, scores, and scores.
They have scored more touchdowns and points this year than any team in the NFL.
That offense played a major part in Monday's 43-37 victory over the Falcons.
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- The Packers game unexpectedly turned into a nail biter Monday night.
They went into halftime up 31-7 and held on for a 43-37 win.
Atlanta's Julio Jones ended the game with 259 receiving yards.
That made up more than half of Atlanta's total yards.
"Hitch, a little hitch in the step but you know all wins ain't going to be pretty," said Packers Cornerback Tramon Williams. "We was hoping it was man, in the first half we was hoping but it didn't happen that way. We had to fight all 60 minutes."
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Badgers fall to Duke in Big Ten/ACC clash
Submitted: 12/04/2014
- Tyus Jones scored 22 points, Rasheed Sulaimon added 14 and No. 4 Duke shot 65 percent to beat No. 2 Wisconsin 80-70 on Wednesday night in a highly anticipated matchup of college basketball heavyweights.
With 17 points, Wisconsin senior Frank Kaminsky outscored Duke freshman Jahlil Okafor (13 points) in a test for the two of the nation's top big men.
But it was another touted freshman, Jones, who helped open things up for the Blue Devils (8-0) in the second half. The lightning-quick guard beat defenders into the lane and added two 3-pointers.
Jones followed a transition layup with an assist on Amile Jefferson's jumper to cap a 6-0 run that gave Duke a 69-60 lead with about 3 minutes left against the Badgers (7-1).
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Former Buck Ellis downs Milwaukee at the buzzer
Submitted: 12/04/2014
- Monta Ellis hit a wild, fallaway jumper at the buzzer, lifting the Dallas Mavericks over the Milwaukee Bucks 107-105 on Wednesday night.
A night after Ellis starred in a double-overtime win at Chicago, he scored 23. He had eight in the final two minutes on what otherwise had been a bad shooting night for the Mavericks' top scorer, playing against his former team.
The Mavericks won their fifth in a row while resting Dirk Nowitzki because of a sore back. Coach Rick Carlisle called it a ``precautionary'' move.
Brandon Knight scored 25 points and Khris Middleton added 21 for the Bucks in their third straight loss.
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