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FEATURE: (citation: Jonathan M. Petts, Ninth Circuit Allows Unsecured Creditors' Postpetition Attorney Fees, XXVIII ABI Journal 7, cover, 62-64, September 2009) - Jonathan M. Petts
FEATURE: (citation: Irving E. Walker and G. David Dean, Structuring a Sale of Privately-held Stock to Reduce Fraudulent-transfer Claims Risk, XXVIII ABI Journal 7, 16, 71-72, September 2009) - Irving E. Walker and G. David Dean
FEATURE: (citation: Jo Anne Brighton and Felton E. Parrish, Yellowstone: New Standards for Lender Liability in Today's Economic Climate, XXVIII ABI Journal 7, 28, 84, September 2009) - Jo Anne Brighton and Felton E. Parrish
FEATURE: (citation: Jennifer Leigh Shea, When Does a Post-confirmation Asset Become Property of the Estate in the Eleventh Circuit?, XXVIII ABI Journal 7, 34-35, 80, September 2009) - Jennifer Leigh Shea
FEATURE: (citation: Ferve E. Ozturk, Supreme Court Preview: United Student Aid Funds Inc. v. Espinosa, XXVIII ABI Journal 7, 40-41, 93, September 2009) - Ferve E. Ozturk
FEATURE: (citation: Eric M. Van Horn and Nancy B. Rapoport, Restructuring the Misperception of Lawyers: Another Task for Bankruptcy Professionals, XXVIII ABI Journal 7, 44-45, 90, September 2009) - Eric M. Van Horn and Nancy B. Rapoport
FEATURE: (citation: Alex Moglia, Hedge Funds under Seige, XXVIII ABI Journal 7, 52-53, September 2009) - Alex Moglia
INTENSIVE CARE: (citation: Louis E. Robichaux IV, Holland O'Neil, Nanette Beaird and Russell Perry, On Life Support? Selling Health Care Assets in Chapter 11, XXVIII ABI Journal 7, 12, 74-75, September 2009) - Louis E. Robichaux IV, Holland O'Neil, Nanette Beaird and Russell Perry
CONSUMER CORNER I: (citation: Jeana Kim Reinbold, "Confirming" a Mortgagee's Chain of Title: The Case of Gifty Samuels, XXVIII ABI Journal 7, 18, 88-89, September 2009) - Jeana Kim Reinbold
CONSUMER CORNER II: (citation: Steve Bucci, New Study on Prebankruptcy Counseling's Benefits, XXVIII ABI Journal 7, 20, 89-90, September 2009) - Steve Bucci
ON THE EDGE: (citation: Jerald I. Ancel and Jeffrey J. Graham, How to Avoid Personal Liability and Sanctions When Rolling the Dice on Litigation, XXVIII ABI Journal 7, 22, 76-77, September 2009) - Jerald I. Ancel and Jeffrey J. Graham
LAST IN LINE: (citation: Lisa S. Gretchko, Seller Beware: The Contemporaneous Exchange Preference Defense is Broken, XXVIII ABI Journal 7, 24, 81, September 2009) - Lisa S. Gretchko
CODE TO CODE: (citation: Rudolph J. Di Massa Jr. and Matthew E. Hoffman, UCC Definition of "Goods" Applies to Section 503(b)(9), XXVIII ABI Journal 7, 26, 64, September 2009) - Rudolph J. Di Massa Jr. and Matthew E. Hoffman
LITIGATOR'S PERSPECTIVE: (citation: Mark M. Maloney and Michelle L. Carter, Asserting Breach-of-fiduciary-duty Claims in the Context of Delaware LLCs, XXVIII ABI Journal 7, 36-37, 86, September 2009) - Mark M. Maloney and Michelle L. Carter
TRUSTEE TALK: (citation: Henry E. Hildebrand III, A Chapter 13 Trustees' Obligations to Review Claims, XXVIII ABI Journal 7, 38-39, 82, September 2009) - Henry E. Hildebrand III
BUILDING BLOCKS: (citation: Thomas Michael Horan, A Primer on Bankruptcy Jurisdiction, XXVIII ABI Journal 7, 42-43, 82-83, September 2009) - Thomas Michael Horan
THE INTERNATIONAL SCENE: (citation: Anker Sorenson and Andrew Tetley, Making France a More Attractive Forum for Restructuring in Europe: Part I, XXVIII ABI Journal 7, 46-47, 61, September 2009) - Anker Sorenson and Andrew Tetley
WHAT'S YOUR BID?: (citation: Steven I. Fox, How to Balance the Need for Court Supervision of Auctions and Maximize Dollars, XXVIII ABI Journal 7, 48049, 85, September 2009) - Steven I. Fox
PRACTICE & PROCEDURE: (citation: Patrick A. Jackson, James L. Patton Jr. and Sean M. Beach, The "Stipulated Asset Allocation" Model for a Non-consolidated Liquidating Chapter 11 Plan, XXVIII ABI Journal 7, 54-55, 92-93, September 2009) - Patrick A. Jackson, James L. Patton Jr. and Sean M. Beach
VALUE & CENTS: (citation: Robert F. Reilly, Valuation of Intellectual Property in a Distressed Economy: Part II, XXVIII ABI Journal 7, 56-60, September 2009) - Robert F. Reilly
BENCHNOTES: (citation: Benchnotes, XXVIII ABI Journal 7, 6, 8, September 2009)
LEGISLATIVE HIGHLIGHTS: (citation: Legislative Highlights, XXVIII ABI Journal 7, 8, 95, September 2009)
LEGISLATIVE UPDATE: (citation: Legislative Update, XXVIII ABI Journal 7, 10, 68-71, September 2009)
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: (citation: Letter to the Editor, XXVIII ABI Journal 7, 65, September 2009)
INSIDE ABI: (citation: Inside ABI, XXVIII ABI Journal 7, 100-108, 110, 112, September 2009)
TURNAROUND TOPICS: (citation: Stephen Taylor, Restructuring Foreign Entities: Understanding the Architecture, XXVIII ABI Journal 7, 32-33, 73, September 2009) - Stephen Taylor
CONSUMER COUNTERPOINT: (citation: William J. McLeod, Consequences of Silence in Chapter 13 Plan Confirmation Can Bind, XXVIII ABI Journal 7, 51, 79-80, September 2009) - Kirk B. Burkley and William J. McLeod
CONSUMER POINT: (citation: Kirk B. Burkley, Creditor Silence Is Not Consent in Chapter 13 Plan Confirmation, XXVIII ABI Journal 7, 50, 78, September 2009) - Kirk B. Burkley and William J. McLeod
EUROPEAN UPDATE: (citation: Adam Gallagher, State Aid for Companies Hit by Economic Downturn, XXVIII ABI Journal 7, 30, 66-67, September 2009) - Adam Gallagher
STRAIGHT & NARROW: (citation: C.R. "Chip" Bowles Jr., No One Expects the Bankruptcy Inquisition: The Lehman Brothers Sale, XXVIII ABI Journal 7, 14, 94-95, September 2009) - C.R. "Chip" Bowles Jr.
CONSUMER CORNER I: (citation: David Lloyd and Ariane Holtschlag, Chapter 13 Strip-off to Junior Mortgages: Not Whether, but How under Current Law, XXVIII ABI Journal 6, 12, 68-69, July/August 2009) - David Lloyd and Ariane Holtschlag
CONSUMER CORNER II: (citation: Elizabeth M. Abood-Carroll, Are Adversary Proceedings Necessary to Strip Mortagees' Liens in Chapter 13?, XXVIII ABI Journal 6, 14, 81, July/August 2009) - Elizabeth M. Abood-Carroll
STRAIGHT & NARROW: (citation: Anthony H.N. Schnelling, Loose Lips Sink Ships (and Cases and Careers): Exercise Care in Communications, XXVIII ABI Journal 6, 16, 66-67, July/August 2009) - Anthony H.N. Schnelling
ON OUR WATCH: (citation: Sandra R. Klein, USTP Initiative Combats Bankruptcy-related Mortgage and Real Estate Fraud, XXVIII ABI Journal 6, 18, 71, July/August 2009) - Sandra R. Klein
CLAIMS CHAT: (citation: R. Adam Swick, Filing a Proof of Claim: A Simple Procedure or a Complicated Mess?, XXVIII ABI Journal 6, 22-23, 75, July/August 2009) - R. Adam Swick
THE INTERNATIONAL SCENE: (citation: Jonathan M. Petts, International Anti-suit Injunctions in Aid of Domestic Reorganization, XXVIII ABI Journal 6, 24-25, 76-77, July/August 2009) - Jonathan M. Petts
TRUSTEE TALK: (citation: Robert C. Furr, The 15 Most Common Attorney Mistakes in Consumer Cases, XXVIII ABI Journal 6, 26-27, 85, July/August 2009) - Robert C. Furr
LIEN ON ME: (citation: Joshua T. Klein, UNICITRAL Legislative Guide on Secured Transactions: An Introduction and Overview, XXVIII ABI Journal 6, 28-29, 65, July/August 2009) - Joshua T. Klein
CODE TO CODE: (citation: Richard J. Corbi, Nondisclosure of Planned Corporate Banktuptcy Does Not Violate Federal Securities Law, XXVIII ABI Journal 6, 32-3373, July/August 2009) - Richard J. Corbi
NEWS AT 11: (citation: Eric W. Anderson and Joshua J. Lewis, Aiding and Abetting Breach-of-fiduciary-duty Claims in a Post-recession Economy, XXVIII ABI Journal 6, 34-35, 84-85, July/August 2009) - Eric W. Anderson and Joshua J. Lewis
ON THE EDGE: (citation: John T. Gregg, An Introduction to Tooling Liens in the Automotive Industry (Part II), XXVIII ABI Journal 6, 36-37, 74, July/August 2009) - John T. Gregg
LITIGATOR'S PERSPECTIVE: (citation: Brian L. Shaw and Gordon E. Gouveia, Obtaining TROs and Injunctions in Bankruptcy, XXVIII ABI Journal 6, 38-39, 83, July/August 2009) - Brian L. Shaw and Gordon E. Gouveia
INSURANCE ISSUES: (citation: Judy Kokinda, Excess and DIC Side A D&O Insurance: An Answer to Management's Wishes?, XXVIII ABI Journal 6, 40-41, 82-83, July/August 2009) - Judy Kokinda
EUROPEAN UPDATE: (citation: Adam Gallagher, Center of Main Interest: The EU Insolvency Regulation and Chapter 15, XXVIII ABI Journal 6, 44-45, 79-80, July/August 2009) - Adam Gallagher
LAST IN LINE: (citation: Daniel Morman, Postpetition Interest on Claims in Bankruptcy, XXVIII ABI Journal 6, 46-47, 86-87, July/August 2009) - Daniel Morman
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS: (citation: John M. Bonora, Fresh-start Reporting: An Opportunity for Debtor Companies Emerging from Bankruptcy, XXVIII ABI Journal 6, 48-49, 78-79, July/August 2009) - John M. Bonora
TOXINS-ARE-US: (citation: C.R. "Chip" Bowles Jr. and Ivana B. Shallcross, It's All a Matter of Interpretation: Supreme Court's Decision in Travelers Indeminity Co., XXVIII ABI Journal 6, 50-51, 64, July/August 2009) - C.R. "Chip" Bowles Jr. and Ivana B. Shallcross
CHAPTER 8 HUMOR: (citation: Scott K. Brown, Rethinking the First Day, XXVIII ABI Journal 6, 52-53, July/August 2009) - Scott K. Brown
VALUE & CENTS: (citation: Patrick G. Dunleavy, Reorganization or Liquidation? Understanding the Valuation Process Can Help with Making the Right Decisions, XXVIII ABI Journal 6, 56-57, 88, July/August 2009) - Patrick G. Dunleavy
BENCHNOTES: (citation: Benchnotes, XXVIII ABI Journal 6, 6, 8, July/August 2009)
INSIDE ABI: (citation: Inside ABI, XXVIII ABI Journal 6, 90-104, July/August 2009)
LEGISLATIVE HIGHLIGHTS: (citation: Legislative Highlights, XXVIII ABI Journal 6, 8, 89, July/August 2009)
LEGISLATIVE UPDATE: (citation: Legislative Update, XXVIII ABI Journal 6, 10, 72-73, July/August 2009)
FEATURE: (citation: Cullen Ann Drescher, Introducing the Foreign Gap Debtor and Protecting Good-faith Transferees, XXVIII ABI Journal 6, 58-61, July/August 2009) - Cullen Ann Drescher
FEATURE: (citation: Daniel W. Sklar and Holly J. Kilibarda, §1129(a)(15): What's an Individual Debtor to Do?, XXVIII ABI Journal 6, cover, 62-64, July/August 2009) - Daniel W. Sklar and Holly J. Kilibarda
FEATURE: (citation: Dylan G. Trache and Rebecca L. Saitta, Understanding "Applicable Law" and Other Aspects of Government Contracts in Bankruptcy, XXVIII ABI Journal 6, 54-55, 87, July/August 2009) - Dylan G. Trache and Rebecca L. Saitta
FEATURE: (citation: Jo Ann J. Brighton and Felton E. Parrish, Two Recent Decisions Show that Section 363 Sales Are Not Dead in the Ninth Circuit, XXVIII ABI Journal 6, 42-43, July/August 2009) - Jo Ann J. Brighton and Felton E. Parrish
FEATURE: (citation: Robert L. LeHane, Gilbert R. Saydah Jr. and Heather Elizabeth Allen, Stub Rent and the Way Around Montgomery Ward, XXVIII ABI Journal 6, 20, 70-71, July/August 2009) - Robert L. LeHane, Gilbert R. Saydah Jr. and Heather Elizabeth Allen
FEATURE: (citation: Ronald D. Howard, Meeting the Challenges of Today's Accelerated Case Calendars, XXVIII ABI Journal 6, 30-31, 69, July/August 2009) - Ronald D. Howard
FEATURE: (citation: Damian S. Schaible, Second Circuit Holds that Premiums Payable to PBGC after Termination Not Dischargeable, XXVIII ABI Journal 5, cover, 64-65, June 2009) - Damian S. Schaible
FEATURE: (citation: Leslie R. Masterson, The Effect of a Pending Appeal on the Court's Authority to Enter a Discharge Order, XXVIII ABI Journal 5, 16, 84, June 2009) - Leslie R. Masterson
FEATURE: (citation: Trevor A. Crow, Constitutionality of BAPCPA "Projected Disposable Income" Requirement, XXVIII ABI Journal 5, 22, 76-77, June 2009) - Trevor A. Crow
FEATURE: (citation: Howard Fielstein and John F. Lemanski, Assessing the Credentials of Financial Advisors, XXVIII ABI Journal 5, 30-31, 80, June 2009) - Howard Fielstein and John F. Lemanski
FEATURE: (citation: Jason B. Binford, Supreme Court Passes on Assumption and Assignment of Trademark License Agreements, XXVIII ABI Journal 5, 36-37, 82, June 2009) - Jason B. Binford
FEATURE: (citation: Robert Steinberg, Getting Real Estate Workouts to Work, XXVIII ABI Journal 5, 44-45, 63, June 2009) - Robert Steinberg
FEATURE: (citation: Corky Neale, Subprime Loans and Bankruptcy: The Memphis Experience Post-BAPCPA, XXVIII ABI Journal 5, 50-51, 73, June 2009) - Corky Neale
BENCHNOTES: (citation: Deborah D. Williamson and Thomas Rice, Benchnotes, XXVIII ABI Journal 5, 6, 8, June 2009) - Deborah D. Williamson and Thomas Rice
CLERK COMMENTARY: (citation: Susan M. Thurston, Pilot Program Expanded for Online Access to Court Digital Audio Recordings, XXVIII ABI Journal 5, 40-41, June 2009) - Susan M. Thurston
CONSUMER CORNER: (citation: Henry E. Hildebrand III, In re Reilly, A Tale of Two Exemptions, XXVIII ABI Journal 5, 12, 75, June 2009) - Henry E. Hildebrand III
ON THE EDGE: (citation: John T. Gregg, An Introduction to Tooling Liens in the Automotive Industry (Part I), XXVIII ABI Journal 5, 28-29, 81, June 2009) - John T. Gregg
EUROPEAN UPDATE: (citation: Adam Gallagher, Bank of England Moves to Ease Corporate Financing Conditions, XXVIII ABI Journal 5, 38-39, June 2009) - Adam Gallagher
CHAPTER 8 HUMOR: (citation: Eric M. Van Horn, Observations and Highlights of an ABI Conference, Plus Sideshow, XXVIII ABI Journal 5, 52-53, 80, June 2009) - Eric M. Van Horn
INTENSIVE CARE: (citation: Harold L. Kaplan and Anu R. Singh, The Opportunity and "Duty" to Restructure Nonprofit Health Care Debt, XXVIII ABI Journal 5, 14, 66-68, June 2009) - Harold L. Kaplan and Anu R. Singh
THE INTERNATIONAL SCENE: (citation: Timothy Le Cornu and Mathew Clingerman, The New Face of the Insolvency Regime in the Cayman Islands, XXVIII ABI Journal 5, 32-33, 70-71, June 2009) - Timothy Le Cornu and Mathew Clingerman
LAST IN LINE: (citation: Robert C. Folland and Jeremy M. Campana, Purportedly Fraudulently-transferred Property as Property of Estate before Judicial Termination, XXVIII ABI Journal 5, 34-35, June 2009) - Robert C. Folland and Jeremy M. Campana
LEGISLATIVE HIGHLIGHTS: (citation: ABI, Legislative Highlights, XXVIII ABI Journal 5, 8, 87, June 2009) - ABI
LEGISLATIVE UPDATE: (citation: ABI, U.S. Senate Rejects Mortgage Modification in Chapter 13 Cases, Sens. Durbin, Kyl Debate the Response to America's Foreclosure Crisis, XXVIII ABI Journal 5, 10, 69, June 2009) - ABI
LIEN ON ME: (citation: Richard J. Corbi, Seventh Circuit: Security Interests Do Not Attach to Business Loss Proceeds, XXVIII ABI Journal 5, 24, 59, June 2009) - Richard J. Corbi
LITIGATOR'S PERSPECTIVE: (citation: Andrew D. Stosberg, A Primer on Interlocutory and Final Orders: Their Relevance in the Journey through the Bankruptcy Appellate Labyrinth, XXVIII ABI Journal 5, 46-47, 83, June 2009) - Andrew D. Stosberg
PRACTICE & PROCEDURE: (citation: Leonard H. Gerson, Use of a "Limited Fund" Class Action in a Bankruptcy, XXVIII ABI Journal 5, 48-49, 79, June 2009) - Leonard H. Gerson
BEYOND THE QUILL: (citation: Kevin Brady, Jeffrey C. Wisler and Christina Thompson, Managing Electronic Information in a Bankruptcy, XXVIII ABI Journal 5, 42-43, June 2009) - Kevin Brady, Jeffrey C. Wisler and Christina Thompson
STRAIGHT & NARROW: (citation: Michael P. Richman, Mark A. Salzberg and Benjamin A. Ellison, SONICblue: Disclose or Perish Revisited, XXVIII ABI Journal 5, 20, 60-62, June 2009) - Michael P. Richman, Mark A. Salzberg and Benjamin A. Ellison
BUILDING BLOCKS: (citation: Douglas E. Deutsch and Adam G. Landis, An Introduction to Local Bankruptcy Rules, XXVIII ABI Journal 5, 54-55, 72, June 2009) - Douglas E. Deutsch and Adam G. Landis
TURNAROUND TOPICS: (citation: Arun Shukla, Working Capital Management's Role in the Turnaround Engagement, XXVIII ABI Journal 5, 26-27, 73, June 2009) - Arun Shukla
VALUE & CENTS: (citation: Robert F. Reilly, Valuation of Debtor Corporation Intellectual Property in a Distressed Economy (Part I), XXVIII ABI Journal 5, 56-59, June 2009) - Robert F. Reilly
ON OUR WATCH: (citation: Diana G. Adams and Roberta A. DeAngelis, Does "Improvident" Mean "Immutable"? Standard of Review for Advisors' Professional Fees, XXVIII ABI Journal 5, 18, 78-79, June 2009) - Diana G. Adams and Roberta A. DeAngelis
INSIDE ABI: (citation: ABI, Inside ABI, XXVIII ABI Journal 5, 88-92, 94, 96, June 2009) - ABI
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: (citation: Richard A. Golden, Letter to the Editor, XXVIII ABI Journal 5, 62, June 2009) - Richard A. Golden
FEATURE: (citation: Timothy B. McGrath, A Fraud Is a Fraud, but Bankruptcy Fraud is Inherently Bad: Enhanced Security, XXVIII ABI Journal 4, cover, 58-59, May 2009) - Timothy McGrath
FEATURE: (citation: Kate Logan, Chapter 11 Data Collection in the Information Age, XXVIII ABI Journal 4, 16, 61, May 2009) - Kate Logan
FEATURE: (citation: Leon R. Barson, Still Wrestling with 203 North Lasalle: The Sale of Equity in a Chapter 11 Debtor, XXVIII ABI Journal 4, 20, 73, May 2009) - Leon R. Barson
FEATURE: (citation: Neal H. Levin, A Call to Arms: A Bankruptcy Fraud Superfund, XXVIII ABI Journal 4, 24-25, May 2009) - Neal H. Levin
FEATURE: (citation: Kristopher Aungst, Deemed Consolidation: Slightly Liquidated, Somewhat Bankrupt and Other Fairytale Creatures, XXVIII ABI Journal 4,30-31, 56, May 2009) - Kristopher Aungst
FEATURE: (citation: Derek J. Kaufman, How Skilled Use of Abandonment Preserves the Reorganizing Entity's Enterprise Value, XXVIII ABI Journal 4, 36-37, 75, May 2009) - Derek J. Kaufman
FEATURE: (citation: Monika Sanford, Lenders Beware: Can Intercorporate Guaranty Withstand a Fraudulent Transfer Attack?, XXVIII ABI Journal 4, 40-41, 78, May 2009) - Monika Sanford
FEATURE: (citation: Paul Sinclair, The Sad Tale of Fraudulent Transfers (Part II), XXVIII ABI Journal 4, 44-45, 66-67, May 2009) - Paul Sinclair
FEATURE: (citation: Ron Epstein and Michael Pierantozzi, Obtaining Maximum Value from Distressed Patent Assets, XXVIII ABI Journal 4, 48-49, 51, May 2009) - Ron Epstein and Michael Pierantozzi
FEATURE: (citation: David Silver, A New Paradigm for Managing P.R. and Communications in Today's Bankruptcy, XXVIII ABI Journal 4, 52-53, May 2009) - David Silver
AFFAIRS OF STATE: (citation: Elizabeth Weller, Things Local Governments Wish Bankruptcy Attorneys Knew about Property Taxes, XXVIII ABI Journal 4, 12, 60, May 2009) - Elizabeth Weller
ON OUR WATCH: (citation: Ed Flynn and Phil Crewson, Chapter 11 Filing Trends in History and Today, XXVIII ABI Journal 4, 14, 64-65, May 2009) - Ed Flynn and Phil Crewson
INTENSIVE CARE: (citation: Frank A. Oswald and Howard P. Magaliff, Transfer of Medicare Provider Numbers in Bankruptcy: Executory Contract or Saleable Asset?, XXVIII ABI Journal 4, 68-70, May 2009) - Frank A. Oswald and Howard P. Magaliff
STRAIGHT & NARROW: (citation: Kathy L. Yeatter, Ethical Considerations of the Mobile Lawyer: Five Important "Do's" and "Don'ts" for Partners in Transition, XXVIII ABI Journal 4, 22-23, May 2009) - Kathy L. Yeatter
PRACTICE & PROCEDURE: (citation: Bruce H. White and William L. Medford, Proper Standard for Compensating Estate Professionals: The Benefit of Hindsight, XXVIII ABI Journal 4, 26-27, May 2009) - Bruce H. White and William L. Medford
NEWS AT 11: (citation: Mark D. Sherrill, Limitations of Market Participants' Protections against Fraudulent-conveyance Actions, XXVIII ABI Journal 4, 28-29, 71, May 2009) - Mark Sherrill
LIEN ON ME: (citation: Andrew P. Moratzka, Recoupment and Setoff Under State Law, XXVIII ABI Journal 4, 32-33, May 2009) - Andrew P. Moratzka
LITIGATOR'S PERSPECTIVE: (citation: Christian C. Onsager, We Don't Need No Stinkin' Hired Guns: The Effective Use of Lay Witness Opinion, XXVIII ABI Journal 4, 34-35, 77, May 2009) - Christian C. Onsager
EUROPEAN UPDATE: (citation: Adam Gallagher, Pre-pack Sales in the U.K.: Smoke without Fire, XXVIII ABI Journal 4, 38-39, 74, May 2009) - Adam Gallagher
TOXINS-ARE-US: (citation: Gregory Schaaf, Addressing Long-term Remediation Liabilities, XXVIII ABI Journal 4, 42-43, May 2009) - Gregory R. Schaaf
TURNAROUND TOPICS: (citation: Carl Young, Crossing the Line: Continuing to Represent Clients after a Chapter 11 Filing (Part II), XXVIII ABI Journal 4, 50-51, May 2009) - Carl Young
VALUE & CENTS: (citation: Robert F. Reilly, I.R.C. Section 409A Considerations for Employee Stock Options in Closely-held Corporations, XXVIII ABI Journal 4, 54-56, May 2009) - Robert F. Reilly
BENCHNOTES: (citation: Benchnotes, XXVIII ABI Journal 4, 6, 8, May 2009)
LEGISLATIVE HIGHLIGHTS: (citation: Legislative Highlights, XXVIII ABI Journal 4, 8, 81, May 2009)
LEGISLATIVE UPDATE: (citation: Legislative Update, XXVIII ABI Journal 4, 10, 62-63, May 2009)
INSIDE ABI: (citation: Inside ABI, XXVIII ABI Journal 4, 82-96, May 2009)
BUILDING BLOCKS: (citation: Deborah B. Langehennig and Byrn "Byrnie" Bass Jr., Being Retained and Paid in a Chapter 13 Case, XXVIII ABI Journal 4, 46-47, 72, May 2009) - Deborah B. Langehennig and Byrn "Byrnie" Bass Jr.


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Blessed are the losers, at least by worldly standards, pope says
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By Cindy Wooden
Catholic News Service
VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- The "poor in spirit," the pure and the merciful, whom Jesus described as "blessed," are the same people the world considers to be "losers," Pope Francis told Catholic young people.
But Jesus offers his followers the true path to happiness, and faith in him "will allow you to expose and reject the 'low-cost' offers and approaches all around you," the pope said in his message for World Youth Day 2014.
The message, released Feb. 6 at the Vatican, focused on the beatitude: "Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven."
Pope Francis has chosen the beatitudes from the fifth chapter of the Gospel of St. Matthew as the themes for World Youth Day 2014-2016. This year and next, World Youth Day will be celebrated on a local level -- on Palm Sunday at the Vatican -- and in 2016 it will be an international gathering in Krakow, Poland.
The pope told young people that in April, he will canonize Blessed John Paul II, who began the international celebrations and will be "the great patron of the World Youth Days."
"To be blessed means to be happy," the pope said. "In an age when we are constantly being enticed by vain and empty illusions of happiness, we risk settling for less and 'thinking small' when it comes to the meaning of life.
"Think big instead," he told young people. "Open your hearts."
"Young people who choose Christ are strong: They are fed by his word and they do not need to 'stuff themselves'" with money, possessions and fleeting pleasure, the pope said.
"Have the courage to swim against the tide. Have the courage to be truly happy," he said.
Explaining how true happiness includes being "poor in spirit," the pope said he knew it seemed strange to link happiness and poverty.
But, he said, in the Bible being poor isn't just about having few material possessions. "It suggests lowliness, a sense of one's limitations and existential poverty. The 'anawim' (God's poor) trust in the Lord, and they know they can count on him."
The pope said his namesake, St. Francis of Assisi, "understood perfectly the secret of the beatitude" and demonstrated that by living "in imitation of Christ in his poverty and in love for the poor."
To be poor in spirit, the pope told young people, they must learn to be free or detached from material things, living simply, being concerned about the essentials, but "learning to do without all those unneeded extras."
Poverty in spirit also requires "a conversion in the way we see the poor," which means meeting them, listening to them, caring for them and offering them both material and spiritual assistance, he said.
Living according to the beatitude also means recognizing that the poor "have much to offer us and to teach us," particularly that "people's value is not measured by their possessions or how much money they have in the bank."
Looking to Mary, particularly in the Magnificat, the pope told young people, "the joy of the Gospel arises from a heart which, in its poverty, rejoices and marvels at the works of God."
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Easter Sunday during my youth was a very special holiday. Not only did it portend the end of winter, it also featured a spectacular boardwalk parade
Winters are long in Atlantic City; ask any "local." Besides the length of time it lasts (we count fall and spring too), there are, at most, only three to four good rejuvenating summer months.
Right after Labor Day, we would get out our winter measuring sticks. The first distraction to help us with the oncoming dreary months during our high school tenure was football season. We'd look forward to every Friday night or Saturday afternoon to either play or take our place among the spectators, while secretly admiring cheerleaders from visiting or visited teams. The next break in the action was Thanksgiving, followed by Christmas, New Years and finally, what seemed like an endless stretch, Easter Sunday. Once Easter Sunday arrived it was only a matter of six or seven weeks until Memorial Day and—summer.
However, I'd like to pause here and talk about Easter Sunday. This holiday was a big deal in Atlantic City. Even though New York enjoyed a nationwide reputation for having a spectacular Easter Parade with the song of the same name (lyrics by Irving Berlin, "On the Avenue, 5th Avenue…"), still, the "Big Apple" would be hard pressed to surpass the splendor of Atlantic City's boardwalk Easter Sunday Parade.
People swarmed to the resort from Philadelphia and surrounding South Jersey Communities decked out in all their Easter Sunday finery. Crowds would promenade the boardwalk while sharp eyed judges kept their eyes peeled for outstanding outfits. Later in the afternoon at Park Place and the boardwalk (surely you recognize that name from Monopoly), the judging would take place. The usual ballyhoo would ensue and winners would be selected from various categories.
During my early years my mom would take my brothers and me to the Easter Sunday parade, which at the time, we were too young to appreciate. We were easily bored from all the walking for which there seemed to be no purpose, except for an occasional hot dog or ice cream treat.
Later as we got older we'd be allowed to go by ourselves. Mom would buy us the latest little kid matching gabardine suits with checkered coat fronts. I believe one year Mick and I even had matching wide brimmed doofus hats. We wore those suits until they were so shiny you could see your face in them. We'd make the rounds of relatives before Easter Sunday with our new suits and phony visits, whose only purpose was to see how much of their money we could extort. By the time the big day rolled around, we'd have a nice little bankroll to spend at the piers on rides, with enough left over to indulge in the requisite junk foods.
As we entered our teens Easter Sunday took on another change. "Cool" had come into our lives. Everything you did had to be cool. Cool was our guiding principal. Even if you didn't feel cool you had to act cool. Even if your palms were sweaty and your mouth so dry you could hardly speak, cool was the order of the day. This resulted in a crushing demand on our psyches…


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Keep on making love as late into pregnancy as you wish, as long as there are no medical reasons for abstaining[. Your baby is safe in your uterus. He's not harmed by normal sexual activity, and probably enjoys sex as much as you do as your hormones reach him via the placenta (see In Touch with your Baby).
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In the early months, use any lovemaking position you like, but as your abdomen gets bigger you may find some positions uncomfortable. After about 24 weeks it's best to avoid lying on your back for any length of time so don't use the missionary position, with your partner on top - there are lots of other exciting options.
Positions: woman on top
You may find these the most comfortable positions from the second trimester onwards. As your abdomen grows, you can lift yourself further off his stomach by supporting yourself on your bent legs. This also prevents too much pressure on your abdomen and breasts. In these positions, too, it's easier for you to control the depth of penetration and the speed and rhythm of lovemaking.
These positions allow a great deal of intimacy. You and your partner have your hands free to caress and stroke each other and he can easily reach your breasts with his mouth.
Positions: kneeling and side by side
Kneeling positions allow your partner freedom of movement and let him vary the amount of penetration. Side-by-side positions are comfortable and permit plenty of kissing and caressing. The "spoons" position, so called because the partners nestle together like a pair of spoons, is also good to try if you feel any soreness when you start making love again after you've given birth, especially if you've had an episiotomy.
Positions: sitting
These positions are good in the middle and late months. They don't allow much movement, but are comfortable for you both and ease pressure on the abdomen. Also, the depth of penetration can be controlled. Your partner sits on a chair or the edge of the bed and you sit on his lap, either facing him, facing to one side, or facing away. Your partner can use his hands to caress your body and stimulate your clitoris. His range of movement is limited, so you control the sexual tempo.
Partner's dos and don'ts
If you're happy to make just a few changes to your lovemaking, you can improve the experience for your partner.
- be tender, romantic, patient, and understanding
- use different kinds of stroking, such as using a firm hand over her abdomen if the baby kicks
- keep your weight off her stomach and breasts when you make love
- use lots of pillows for greater comfort and to get the right angles around the curves of her body
- take your time when you're making love, and don't be afraid to experiment.
- force her to make love if she doesn't feel like it
- expect her to have simultaneous orgasms - or even one orgasm.
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The pecan trees that line the roads in Gilbert's Park Grove Estates are nearly 100 years old and create an ambience that's attractive to home buyers. But many residents who have moved to the nongated neighborhood built in 1984 didn't realize that the roads didn't meet town codes and had to be made private by the developer.
Now, the 60 homeowners are having to pay about $1,800 each to resurface the aged, cracked and crumbling roads that homeowners association president John Sentz said are often used by drivers who don't live in the community trying to find shortcuts from Lindsay and Elliot roads
"When you buy a house in a new development and you're signing 500 different items, I don't think people understand what it means," said Sentz, who also is a member of Gilbert's Planning Commission.
The association is among the first of a wave of East Valley communities with private roads that will bring unsuspecting homeowners massive repair bills in the next decade or two, Sentz said.
Eighty-five Gilbert homeowner associations have private roads, often gated but also nongated such as Park Grove Estates. Many association neighborhoods in Mesa, Chandler, Tempe and Scottsdale also have private roadways that residents are responsible for maintaining, but city officials don't keep tabs on specific numbers.
Chandler and Mesa officials said many of these communities are not gated, while Tempe and Scottsdale officials said most in their communities are.
There are various reasons why some neighborhood roads are private but a common one is that developers build narrower roads to allow for larger homes or larger lots, municipal officials said. "Generally the reason is to maximize profits," Sentz said.
Stefanie Garcia, Chandler's neighborhood programs administrator, said it's generally the older associations that are now dealing with costs of repaving roads — and calling for help.
"You don't plan for this," she said. "You don't know when they're going to start to deteriorate. It all depends on the traffic, the size of cars."
For many homeowners, it comes as a complete surprise.
Dan O'Brien, whose home is on a private street in Mesa's Las Sendas neighborhood, said he never considered the additional costs with private roads. "A lot of people probably assume the city has to do that . . . I never knew the association had to," he said.
The costs of repair could leave associations charging assessments above and beyond monthly or annual membership fees, which, left unpaid, can put homeownership at risk.
Or, residents running the associations may need to make tough decisions similar to a municipality, deciding which projects, from parks and pools to roads and street lights, to fund — and what to let deteriorate.
More than two years ago, when Vance Thompson moved in to his small, middle-class and nongated ranch-home neighborhood, he didn't realize his street — with blue telltale street signs — just off 64th Street and Brown Road in Mesa was his to maintain, grease stains and all.
"We've got a garbage truck that comes here banging and slamming and pours oil. Buses come through. Mail trucks slamming over our speed bumps," he said. "This isn't a private road. It's a public road, but we're paying for it."
Neighbor Barbara Reimer said the 71 homeowners in the Mesa county island development have paid extra each month to set aside funds for roadwork after learning "the hard way" how difficult a special assessment can be for residents, after the community pool needed major reconstruction a decade ago. Monthly dues rose from $30 to $72.
"We're trying really hard to have it not happen again," she said.
Chandler Mayor Boyd Dunn said he's concerned if nongated communities are sharing private roads with the public.
"If the public can use the road, then I think the city may have to take on some responsibility," he said. "It comes down to the nature of the development and whether the streets are truly private or quasipublic. The important thing is, we don't want these kind of surprises."
Paradise Valley residents living in a gated community lobbied last year for a state law that would have allowed homeowner associations to contract with cities and towns for repairs that would be less costly than what they pay on their own.
That bill, sponsored by Rep. John Allen, R-Scottsdale, went nowhere.
Sentz is seeking to form a cooperative among associations that would accomplish a similar goal — sharing costs to make the bill more palatable for individual homeowners.
Newer communities, though, should begin charging additional monthly fees to establish a healthy reserve to cover all major expenses down the road, said Cynthia Dunham, founder of The Leadership Centre, which offers free classes on the topic.
Bob Wallace, property manager for Las Palomas in Scottsdale's McCormick Ranch, said his association charges residents additional monthly dues to cover biennial $10,000 to $12,000 road repaving, and is also setting aside reserves for major restructuring.
But not all associations know to do that.
Tony Hecht, president of the Groves of Gilbert association, said his community had to approve a special assessment to repair its roads two years ago, but one that residents were allowed to pay over three to four years.
"It was a very, very large expense," he said. "And we found out after the process had started, that there was additional damage that needed to be repaired."
The work in Sentz's neighborhood would have cost more than twice as much had it not received a good deal from a contractor working on public roads nearby and not chosen the less durable resurfacing work.
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All of ours are tested by the LEA PAT testing team.
Does anyone here know of any firm guidence about the PAT testing of network switches installed in cabinets?
I have opposing views being expressed around the school, some say yes, because if you take out the 4 face plate screws you can continue to use the equipment in a portable manner (like on my test bench) some say no because with those screws in it becomes 'fixed' equipment and thus exempt.
Sadly our schools pat testers have just turned off our entire science block after pat testing the cabinet - having refused the keys when offered they took the mains lead that went into the cabinet and then failed the unit because the earth connection was not up to scratch. Grrrrrrrrr :x
Any guidence gratefully recieved
All of ours are tested by the LEA PAT testing team.
Ours have just been tested here, I always thought it was the way the appliance was attached to the mains that determines whether it is tested or not. A dishwasher with a plug top is tested put if it was powered through a fused connection unit it would not be tested. Because most switches are plugged into sockets using a power lead that can be disconnected at the socket and the appliance then there are two tests one for the lead and one for the switch.Originally Posted by Shiny_Guru
PAT = PORTABLE Appliance Testing !!!!!
I`ve got the piece of paper (cuz I`ve done the "course" !! :? )
Any piece of electrical equipment which is likely to be damaged by pushing an unregulated current through it should NOT be tested by using a PAT machine!!! Furthermore, Network Switches are not portable so do NOT require testing. It is suggested that such equipment is given a regular visual check and a record kept of such checks. I check ours formally once a year, but obviously informally everytime I am in the relevant cabinet.
You can download a really useful PDF from the HSE about this. It is called "Maintaining portable electrical equipment in offices and other low-risk environments." HSE considers schools to be low-risk environments. (Yes I know that may seem ridiculous, but is actually based on accident statistics and research) It is the first download here:
The key thing is that you do not have to be a fully qualified electrician to carry out these tests, but I would strongly suggest you do the course. It`s a very simple one day affair. I did mine with First Stop Safety
who run courses all over the country. It didn`t cost very much (about £100 ) and was actually quite thorough.
We had previously been paying a contractor over a thousand pounds each year to do this when it only takes me a couple of days during the summer holidays. Money much better spent on other things!!
Agreed. You can test IEC cables if there is risk that they may become damaged.Originally Posted by SteveTYou need to be "competent". You could go to your local Technical College (or whatever they are called this week) and do a City & Guilds course. Also about £100, one day plus a one hour multi-guess exam.The key thing is that you do not have to be a fully qualified electrician to carry out these tests, but I would strongly suggest you do the course.
So, I've got the shiny C&G certificate but am then given a cheap and cheerful PAT tester unsuitable for ICT/electronic equipment, at which point I pointed out the part in the instructions saying "Not suitable for PCs" and refused to zap any of my gear with a 20 amp current.
Does anyone here personally test their ICT gear with a proper low current tester, or do you rely on the guidance above about not having to physically test it? I believe the member of our maintenance who currently does our PCs just tests the IEC leads, but have a feeling he's quite happily zapping speakers, printers etc with a full current test :S
I was looking at swapping the tester I'd been given for something like the Seaward PAT500H, but from the comments above am now wondering if it's worth it...
I do test some ICT type stuff with the 100mA test on a Seward. What we tend to do is test the with the PC and cable tie them together. We don't test ICT stuff annually, but this may change as clueless manglement have got in a contractor to do some of the stuff, but without any reference to us...
They are here at the minute. They generally leave the IT Suites a mess, so they dont get a chance to get near my servers or switches here.Originally Posted by webman
Takes a team of 5 - 2 weeks to do the full school - surely this is only going to get worse and not better when more PC's etc are brought in.
I was horrified when I went along to the charity run school I look after today and found that someone had P.A.T. tested all the IT equipment without asking my advice first.(strong word with the head needed !) Being a fully qualified Electrician I understand what can happen to sensitive electronic equipment .
What the 'PAT' tester does is to apply Twice the operating voltage eg. for 240/250 volt.50 hz equipment so 500 V .DC. would be applied across :-
say if you tested an IEC lead
a.. 500V live to neutral conductor.
b.. 500V live/neutral to earth .
c.. current of about 20 amps from one end of the earth cable to the other eg. mains plug to IEC socket.
You would also check to see if the mains plug fuse is of correct size, all terminals are tight,any damage to equipment or leads etc.
When I worked in a research lab I looked after and I tested many electrical items and the major problem was poor earths eg. the earth lead from the mains lead connected to the equipment chassis strait on to a painted surface.
Items with surge suppressors in can be damaged.
Test the leads only.
A valuable piece of advice I think TM!
electricians who are contracted for our PAT testing do visual inspections on our network switches and make sure the cabinets are earthed.
There is test equipment available that has a 100mA earth bond specifically for IT equipment. You should also be able to inhibit run tests for PCs due to the possibility of damage when the test is over, as the disks will still be being read during boot.Originally Posted by tickmike
We used to have the DT tech do the pat testing (ages ago) and then the LEA decided that it was biased having someone internal do it and they now come in to do it. All the switches that have been taken out of old cabs as part of our new build didnt have any tested stickers on them, or the IEC leads, so draw whatever conclusions from that you want.
Although...all the lighting equipment was tested...even the stuff that had a huge 32Amp blue circular plug thingy on the end, and that was bolted to the wall at the time.
In truth, I'm not sure I would consider a rack mounted switch "portable" within the meaning of the regs/guidance notes. However, the H&SAW act requires a "safe system of work" and for this you will need to be sure that the kit is safe which is difficult if you don't undertake some form of risk-based testing. Perhaps not every year, especially if the equipment is never moved.
As for lighting equipment, the risks of damage or deterioration in use is much higher so the testing needs to be thorough and frequent (at least annually). Oh, BTW, 32A isn't really huge on lighting kit; 400A single-pole connectors with 35mm² cables are the "big-boys' toys", 5 separate connections for a 3à supply!
yeah...well this is 20+ year old kit...32A was huge at the time
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Reflections on a recent online debate with Dirk Niebel. How does development cooperation change in the age of digital media? This is the question Cherno Jobatey, a well known German journalist ask Dirk Niebel (German Minister for Economic Development and cooperation) and Till Behnke (co-founder of betterplace.de a German micro funding platform) in a recent online debate.
The good news is Niebel confirmed his support for transparency in development cooperation in this debate. The minister even welcomes the degree of transparency possible through the betterplace approach. "I wish, Niebel said, "that we in governmental development cooperation would be so advanced and could allow people to look into projects and see how a project has evolved so far". This would increase transparency and reduce the risk of failure, Niebel added.
As Till Behnke points out, this wish is not that difficult to fulfill. In fact, the German government could use betterplace and similar platforms like AKVO to allow taxpayers in donor countries and citizens in aid recipient countries to have a better understanding of aid projects and to provide feedback. What Behnke means by feedback, can be seen on betterplace: ordinary citizens who have an interest in a project and knowledge about it post a comment online.
What Niebel means by feedback is more obscure to me. His response to the challenge of online monitoring and feedback processes is the independent evaluation body, that is created in Germany in 2012. Expert evaluations have been, until now, the opposite of publicly available, accessible and detailed information about project progress. Commissioning expert evaluations and using this knowledge is in my view pretty much the opposite of a crowdsourced feedback mechanism. Nevermind. I may come back to this point at a later stage. For the time being I am happy to hear that Niebel does cherish transparency and sees a lot of potential in technology to advance transparency.
But what about International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI)? IATI is currently the most promising open data initiative in development cooperation and I was extremely pleased to see that somebody in the audience, Ulrich Schlenker from the German NGO network VENRO, challenged Niebel on the IATI. Niebel's response was disappointing. Yes, explained Niebel, Germany supports IATI, but the IATI information standard demands too many details. That is interesting. Haven't we heard just a few minutes earlier, that Niebel would be happy to see ordinary citizens to get an insight about specific projects online? How do you do that without details, I wonder! Niebel continues, that the IATI standard in theory is all very well, but actually implementing it in governmental development cooperation would oblige project staff to spend so much time on reporting to justify their work, that they wouldn't have time left to do their job.
This is wrong! For several reasons.
First of all, aid transparency is not simply to justify the work done by project staff. The word used by the Minister in German is "Eigensicherung" - "self preservation". If Dirk Niebel has this understanding of aid transparency, he really needs to digg deeper into the aid transparency debate. In my understanding the purpose of aid transparency is to ultimately make aid better, get more value for money if you like, and to allow citizens to defend their interests.
Secondly, the IATI standard consists of two phases. The first phase exclusively contains information that is already collected by project staff. So implementing the first phase of IATI would imply no additional data collection whatsoever for project staff. It would require some work for headquarters, particularly for IT people. More work at project level is certainly not a valid excuse for implementing the first phase of IATI.
Thirdly, the standardisation of aid information by IATI is expected to reduce the overall reporting time and thus safe costs. There are rough cost estimates about how much IATI would cost for all IATI signatories and how much financial benefits are reasonable to expect. These estimates are also based on interviews with governmental aid agencies in Germany and in projects. If only the improvements in information management are considered, the benefits of IATI will outweigh costs after three years or less. If the expected reduction of corruption, the improved allocation of aid and the reduction costs for data collection for NGOs are considered, the costs could be recovered in days.
No, Minister Niebel, this is just not good enough! If transparency is a priority of the German ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development there is much more that is possible!


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Brown earned her BA from the University of Illinois in 1974. She went on to receive her MA in Economics from the University of Colorado in 1991. She then earned her PhD in Economics from the University of Colorado in 1996.
Professional experience
Brown worked as an associate professor for Eastern Washington University from 1981 to 2001. She has worked as an associate professor in Organizational Leadership at Gonzaga University since 2001.
Political experience
Brown served in the Washington State House of Representatives from 1993 to 1996. She has served the Washington State Senate since 1997. In 2003 she was the Democratic Leader in the senate. Brown has served as Majority Leader since 2005.
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Here is the latest Alabama sports news from The Associated Press
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — A federal judge has denied former Auburn basketball player Varez Ward's request to enter a pretrial diversion program in his point shaving trial. Ward's attorney, Everett Wess, said Wednesday U.S. District Judge Keith Watkins denied the request.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — The Southeastern Conference has named Mark Whitworth to the newly created position of associate commissioner for men's basketball. The SEC announced the appointment on Wednesday for Whitworth, who has worked for the league for 25 years. He had been associate commissioner for external affairs, serving as the liaison with the men's basketball coaches and working with the SEC's media partners.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel, South Carolina defensive end Jadeveon Clowney and Alabama quarterback AJ McCarron will represent their teams at Southeastern Conference media days. The league on Wednesday released the roster of players attending the three-day event in Hoover starting next Tuesday.
MIAMI (AP) — Giancarlo Stanton hit a two-run double Wednesday to end a 10-game RBI drought, and the Miami Marlins broke a five-game losing streak by beating Atlanta 6-2. Stanton had been in a 3-for-26 slump before he put the Marlins ahead in their four-run first inning against Paul Maholm.
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Grilled Breast of Chicken with Peach Cilantro Salsa, Roasted New Potatoes and Lemon Broccoli
Recipe By Norman Weiler, Executive Chef/Dining Services Director at Spring Hills Cherry Hill
It's a while before fresh peaches arrive locally in the markets, but this is tantalizing. You could try it with thawed and drained frozen peaches or try substituting fresh mango. And definitely earmark this for when the first of our farmer's market peaches come in.
Servings 4
- 4 chicken breast halves without skin
- 1 teaspoon lemon pepper
- 6 new potatoes
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- ½ teaspoon fresh garlic
- 12 broccoli florets
- 1 lemon
- ½ cup fresh peaches
- 1 5/8 ounces red bell peppers
- 1/8 ounce jalapeño peppers
- ½ ounce red onions
- 1 ¼ tablespoons fresh lime juice
- 1/16 ounce fresh cilantro (3/4 cup), chopped
- 1. Prepare Peach Salsa: Prepare fruit as required (peel, seed, etc.). Slice or cut into ¼-inch cubes.
- 2. Remove stem end and seed pod from peppers. Dice bell peppers into ¼-inch cubes. Jalapeño peppers into thin slices. Stir carefully into fruit.
- 3. Dice onions into ¼-inch cubes. Chop fresh cilanto and mix with lime juice. Stir carefully into fruit. Cover and chill.
- 4. Wash and slice new potatoes, coat with olive oil and place slices on baking pan. Bake at 350° until tender.
- 5. Bring water to a boil and add broccoli florets, simmer 3 minutes.
- 6. Coat bottom of sauté pan with a small amount of olive oil. Sprinkle with lemon pepper seasoning.
- 7. Sauté chicken breast until internal temperature is 165°.
- 8. Place pinwheel of new potatoes on plate, place chicken on potatoes, add 1 heaping tablespoon of salsa on the chicken.
- 9. Squeeze lemon on hot broccoli and place 3 florets around the chicken. Serve immediately.


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British rock legend Ian McLagan will release United States, his first new studio album in five years, June 17 via Yep Roc Records. The album, his first since being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a founding member of the Faces, alternates between lusty grooves and reflective musings, showcasing McLagan's beguiling charm and timeless gift for crafting memorable hooks. Yearning standout "Love Letter" leads into the smooth and moody take-charge song "Who Says It Ain't Love," while "Shalalala" draws from classic soul and "How Blue" rides a boogie-woogie shuffle.
The 10 original tracks on 'United States' feature McLagan on vocals, keys, and guitar, joined by his longtime collaborators the Bump Band ('Scrappy' Jud Newcomb, Jon Notarthomas, and Conrad Choucroun), with Leigh Mahoney (David Byrne, the Tosca Strings) on violin for album closer "He's Not For You." McLagan recorded and produced the album at his own The Doghouse Studios in Manor, TX. The songs were mixed by longtime friend Glyn Johns (The Faces, The Who) and mastered by Bob Ludwig (Led Zeppelin, the Rolling Stones).
McLagan recorded his 2009 album 'Never Say Never' after losing his wife Kim in a tragic car accident. CBS Sunday Morning hailed it as a "knock-out of an album," and Mojo described it as "Pub Rock's answer to 'Blood On The Tracks.'"
McLagan's musical career began in the 1960's in the UK as the keyboard player for the Small Faces and the Faces. He has performed and recorded with the Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, and Billy Bragg among others. McLagan relocated to Austin, TX in 1994 and has been a key player in the thriving music scene there for two decades. The Faces reunited (sans Rod Stewart) for a charity performance at Royal Albert Hall in 2009 and performed select dates over the next three years, including their Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony in 2012.
United States Tracklist:
1. All I Wanna Do
2. Pure Gold
3. Don't Say Nothing
4. I'm Your Baby Now
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I cannot possibly be the only person who is NOT happy with the Supreme Court's decision to strike down DOMA? My Facebook wall has been covered with all kinds of rainbow pics this week, UGH.
Marriage has been definited as being between one man and one woman for CENTURIES (if not longer). It is a way to legally unite them in a manner that guarantees continuation of the human race! IMO, this is a highly arrogant move by the court to make such a sweeping change.


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From StrategyWiki, the video game walkthrough and strategy guide wiki
The Controls are quite the same as the first game, so you may want to skip this section, otherwise, read this.
|Game Boy Advance
|Nintendo DS
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|Move the cursor to different options.
|Save the game during the middle of the chapter.
|Confirmation/Advance one screen.
|Cancel/Go back one screen.
|Present evidence from within the Court Record during Trial mode. Enabled when the "Present" command is in the top-middle of the screen.
|Press witnesses for further information during cross-examinations. It is equivalent to holding and saying "Hold it".
|View the Court Record in most situations, and present evidence from the Court Record during cross-examinations.
|Activate the microphone. When you are able to complete an action via the voice command, a small "Y" will appear.
|Receive a phrase that you can say.
This game can be played entirely with the stylus if you choose to do so, however you can also play by using the buttons on the DS. When using the stylus you simply point to the appropriate button on the screen to accomplish what you want.


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Though he's been intermittently busy with plays and the like (a revival of "This Is Our Youth" starring Michael Cera and Tavi Gevinson is just opening on Broadway), writer and filmmaker Kenneth Lonergan has made only two films in fourteen years. The first, "You Can Count On Me," was widely and corre...Read More »
"There are some characters you think of and they're really vivid to you and they're easy to write and it doesn't really matter who or what they are." replies Lonergan. "I don't know why whatever this is fed itself into the life of a teenage girl. But I had been very interested in teenagers and that ...Read More »
Last night at the Sunshine Cinema in New York, Indiewire hosted a special event for the home video debut of Kenneth Lonergan's troubled epic "Margaret," which included the very first screening of the new "extended cut" (it's not exactly a director's cut of the film, read our interview with Lonergan ...Read More »
Of the many interpretations of the story of its tortuous, years-long journey to the screen, for a time the favored narrative for "Margaret" ran something like this: overambitious director of indie-darling first feature, dashes sprawling, pretentious sophomore effort on rocks of own hubris -- chaos, ...Read More »
I'm a latecomer to Kenneth Lonergan's 'Margaret', having missed its brief appearance in theaters last year (after a five-to-six year delay) but it's not too late for me to sing its praises. It has its flaws, but I defy you to find a more intelligent or impassioned American film this year.Read More »
One of the stories of last year's award season was the small, but vocal campaign to give Kenneth Lonergan's "Margaret" more recognition that its studio Fox Searchlight was willing to give it. Already delayed thanks to a protracted and ugly legal and creative battle, that the movie hit theaters at al...Read More »
Well, this is finally happening: Kenneth Lonergan's "Margaret," the long-delayed, much discussed, often troubled drama about a young girl (Anna Paquin) who accidentally causes a horrific bus accident, is finally making its way onto DVD and Blu-ray in July. This is great news for anyone who missed th...Read More »
To refer to the Film Comment Selects screening of Kenneth Longeran's "Margaret" as anything less than magical would be doing the film the same disservice that Fox Searchlight initially did when it failed to market the film nearly ten years in the making. From Gavin Smith's impassio...Read More »
Oscar ballots are due tomorrow at 5 p.m., but Fox Searchlight has booked Kenneth Lonergan's long-delayed, virtually ignored "Margaret" for a one-week run at the Cinefamily in Los Angeles and sent screeners to all Academy members.Read More »
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Here's the trailer:
I admit I felt about every emotion possible while watching that.
- Awe that I did something that inspired a game
- Amusement at the juvenile humor
- Annoyance at the fact that it's only juvenile humor. Couldn't put her in a lab coat? Have earthquake facts thrown in? I know it's hard to believe, but boobquake was about skepticism, not boobs.
- Happiness that it's at least well done - the art is wonderful
- Disgruntledness that someone's making a game off of my idea without ever asking for my permission, and potentially making money from it
- Disappointment that you run over women in burkas
- Guilty glee that you get to run over angry feminists
- ...More disappointment that I actually look more like the angry feminist, not society's stereotypical view of beauty (skinny, boobs hanging out, and blonde)
Though I have a hard time staying disgruntled when I know the creators are two punk-rock looking Germans who are my age and have great art skills, great bright red hair, and great Mario wallpaper.
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Christ Church |
Friday, December 19, 2014
San Antonio, Texas | Patrick Gahan, Rector
Youth Ministry Calendar
Summer Youth Calendar
June 2, Sunday, 10:00am, Honoring Youth Sponsors & Teachers
FMC court Yard
9, " , " , Summer Sunday school starts.
12, Wednesday, 6:30- 8:00pm, Youth meet at "Order Up" for dinner.
16, Sunday, 9:00- 11:00am, "Off Site" Sunday School/ breakfas
At the Tower of the Americas, $5.00
Meet @ Carriage House. RSVP by June 10th with Clark Niles.
20, Thursday, 10:00am- 2:00pm, Going to "Main Event" with St. Jude's Youth
$18.00, Meet @ Main Event on 1911 Loop1604.RSVP with Clark Niles ASAP
24-27, Monday-Thursday, C.C. VBS, Sign up to help with Halleta!
JULY 7, Sunday, 9:00- 11:00am, "Off Site" Sunday school/ breakfast
Olmos Park Dam. Meet @ Carriage House. RSVP by July 1st with Clark
11-14, Thursday- Sunday, "Short Fuse" Mission Trip to Houston TX. $150.0
For families and youth who want to go with Clark & the Gang.
RSVP by July 1st, with Clark.
23, Tuesday, 9:00am- 2:30pm, River Float Trip & Lunch, $20.0
Meet @ Carriage House then on to Comal River in New Braunfels, TX.
RSVP by July 14th with Clark.
AUGUST 2-4, Friday- Sunday, "Happening", for 10th-12th graders, at TMI here in S.A.
Register early through the Diocese. (This will fill up)!
14, Wednesday, 8:00am-1:30pm, "Health Care Fair", Meet at Temple Bethel.
& Lunch.$7.00.
16-17, Friday- Saturday, 5:30pm- 3:30pm, Back to school Lock in & Fun Day.
Meet @Carriage House. RSVP by August 11th with Clark
Best summer stories win door prizes.
25, Sunday, 9:00- 11:00am, "Off Site" Sunday school / breakfast.
San Jose Mission. Meet @ Carriage House. RSVP by August 19th.
Regular Sunday school @ 10:00am are on:
June: 9th, 23rd, & 30th.
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|on Thursday August 30 2007 by NAW Staff
|Wind Energy America Inc., based in Eden Prairie, Minn., has completed a strategic acquisition of the developer's stake of the Shaokatan Hills and Lakota Ridge [read more]
|Jackson Hole Mountain Resort Offsets 100% Of Energy Use
|on Thursday August 30 2007 by NAW Staff
|Jackson Hole Mountain Resort (JHMR), a ski resort in Jackson Hole, Wyo., has begun offsetting 100% of its electricity usage with a renewable source mix [read more]
|APS Expands Renewable Energy Programs
|on Thursday August 30 2007 by NAW Staff
|APS, a Phoenix-headquartered utility, has submitted its plan for meeting the state's renewable energy standard, which requires utilities to derive 15% of their electricity from [read more]
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|on Thursday August 30 2007 by NAW Staff
|The Idaho Public Utilities Commission (PUC) approved a negotiated settlement between wind developers and Idaho Power Co. over who should pay for transmission upgrades required [read more]
|Ontario Power Authority Files Proposed 20-Year Energy Plan
|on Wednesday August 29 2007 by NAW Staff
|The Ontario Power Authority (OPA) has submitted its integrated power system plan (IPSP), which emphasizes conservation, renewable energy and transmission upgrades, to the Ontario Energy [read more]
|IL Governor Approves Renewable Energy Standard
|on Wednesday August 29 2007 by NAW Staff
|Gov. Rod Blagojevich, D-Ill., signed into law a renewable energy standard that will require Illinois utilities to supply 2% of their power from renewable energy [read more]
|Colorado Renewable Energy Collaboratory Names Executive Director
|on Wednesday August 29 2007 by NAW Staff
|David Hiller has been named the first executive director of the Colorado Renewable Energy Collaboratory, a research collaboration group including members from the U.S. Department [read more]
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|on Tuesday August 28 2007 by NAW Staff
|Westborough, Mass.-headquartered American Superconductor Corp. (AMSC), an energy technology company, has received a new order for its dynamic volt ampere reactive (D-VAR) voltage control system. [read more]
|Second Wind Places On Inc. 5,000 List
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|on Tuesday August 28 2007 by NAW Staff
|According to an announcement from the office of Energy Minister Dwight Duncan, Ontario has increased its planned procurement of renewable energy from 2,000 MW to [read more]
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|on Friday August 24 2007 by NAW Staff
|Wind Hunter LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of GreenHunter Energy Inc., has recruited Stephen A. Wiley to serve as senior vice president and development manager. [read more]
|PA Governor Signs Renewable Energy Legislation
|on Friday August 24 2007 by NAW Staff
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Sam Wilding
List Price £7.99
Jenny MacLeod's mother has died and her father is about their farm after mounting debts. The only way for her and her father to keep their home, set on the beautiful Hushwish Bay, is to sign up to a wind turbine project. When protesters invade their beach and her father has a heart attack, the well-to-do Murdochs take Jenny under their wing. She soon finds out, however, that Mr Murdoch has been keeping letters back from her and her father. Letters that could have saved their home without the need to build the wind farms there in the first place. Will Jenny have time to save everything she loves?
Reader Reviews
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- 04/12/2010 Saw this author at our school and read the book Windscape as a result. I loved it. It was face paced, exciting and it made me think about all sorts of stuff. Wind farms, Polish people in Scotland and some sad stuff too, like mums and dads not being there. My favourite character was Pavol. I hope there will be more stories with the same characters.
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Its been over a month since the last of the subcontractors completed their work at the renovation of the Indiana house. Its high time we shared the final product.
Betsy showed you the front of the house yesterday.
Now here is the back of the house.
Before there was a dilapidated screened porch, overgrown shrubs and a strange roof structure built over the entrance in to the cellar. We called it the dog house.
Now for the interior-
Living Room – Before
The dining room was a non-descript room with two windows and a swinging door in to the kitchen. We opened the kitchen up and replaced those windows with a set of french doors that lead out on to our new deck.
Half Bath-
A half bath didn't even exist. There was only one full bath on the first level which served as the master bath. We created a half bath out of a little borrowed space from the kitchen and a coat closet in the hallway. It was the perfect spot to squeeze in a powder room.
The Kitchen-
The kitchen was entirely re-structured due in large part to the relocation of the basement stairwell to the front of the house. The removal of the basement stairwell created an opportunity to open the kitchen to the dining room, create a pantry and shift the appliances around to create a wall of windows over the kitchen sink.
custom cabinet designed to resemble a china cabinet,
There was no laundry room before the remodel. We framed in a tiny screened porch on the back of the house off the kitchen and made it a great place for hanging coats, putting on shoes and doing laundry.
Master Bedroom-
We kept all of the original windows in this room, cleaned up the walls of course but most importantly we enlarged the room by a few feet and carved out our master suite, complete with a walk through closet a la Carrie Bradshaw.
A peek into the closet before it was filled with drawers and storage galore
Master Bath-
The master bath was formed out of combination of a small den/office room and the existing full bath. The end result was a spacious master bath with a custom double vanity and a spa-like feel.
Upstairs Hall-
The upstairs hall was a strange and very narrow place. The space was being hindered by knee walls and dysfunctional attic space. So we pushed back in to the attic, raised the ceilings and created a reading and storage nook.
Upstairs Bath-
Like the upstairs hall, the only bathroom upstairs was being hindered by attic space and slanted ceilings. The second full bath in the house also lacked a shower and it was carpeted. We pushed back in to the attic here too but still had to deal with slanted ceilings but we ended up with a beautiful tub/shower combination and some more space to move around in.
Upstairs bedroom 1-Before
Upstairs bedroom 2-Before
So you know I have to hear your opinion now so lay it on me.
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THE GAME: The Dodgers scored five runs in the first two innings and beat the Angels, 10-8, at Camelback Ranch on Thursday.
PITCHING REPORT: Clayton Kershaw gave up three runs (two earned) but struck out seven in three innings in his second start of the spring. Ted Lilly made his first start since shoulder surgery in September and allowed a run in two innings.
HITTING REPORT: After a slow start, the Dodgers offense has come alive with 21 runs on 27 hits the past two days. Luis Cruz had his second HR of the spring, Nick Punto was 2 for 2 with a double and Alfredo Amezaga was 2 for 2 and has five consecutive hits.
UP NEXT: The Dodgers play split-squad games Friday. At Camelback Ranch – Dodgers (Zack Greinke, Matt Guerrier, Paco Rodriguez, Shawn Tolleson, Kevin Gregg) vs. Padres (Casey Kelly), 12:05 p.m. PT. At Tempe Diablo – Dodgers (Hyun-jin Ryu, Matt Palmer, Stephen Fife) vs. Angels (Jered Weaver), 12:05 p.m. PT.
GLENDALE, Ariz. – One of the Dodgers' two rehabbing outfielders could be ready to see his first Cactus League action. But it won't be Carl Crawford.
Crawford's recovery from Tommy John surgery last August, has been put on hold because of tightness in his left forearm. Crawford hit against live pitching in batting practice Monday but has been limited since. He has done no throwing or swinging the past two days.
Dodgers manager Don Mattingly called it a "pause" not a setback in Crawford's recovery.
"We've had him doing so much and this guy is a working machine," Mattingly said of Crawford, one of the first players at the training complex each day. "We don't know if maybe he threw a little too much or too hard the other day. But Sue (Falsone, Dodgers trainer) tells me it's not uncommon to be going through little things like this here and there. We still have plenty of time before opening day so we're going to be cautious with him."
Crawford said the soreness in his forearm flared up two days ago "after a long day of doing everything pretty much."
"I don't think it's anything too crazy," he said. "But everyone wants to be careful.
"From what I'm hearing (about returning from Tommy John surgery), this kind of stuff is going to happen. I wouldn't be surprised if it happens again. We just have to stay on top of it and get back on track once you get through it."
With a month still to go before opening day, Crawford said he does not consider being shut down for a few days now a serious problem.
"I don't think of it as a major setback or anything," he said. "If I had to, I still feel I could do the things I need to."
Meanwhile, Matt Kemp (returning from shoulder surgery last October) will likely be in the lineup for Friday's split-squad game against the Padres at Camelback Ranch. Mattingly said he would make a decision after he sees how Kemp feels in the morning following Thursday's workout.
Third baseman Luis Cruz might have learned a valuable lesson this week – don't order the seafood soup at a restaurant located in a desert.
Cruz was back in camp after spending the previous two days fighting through a case of food poisoning he traces back to that soup at dinner with his family Monday.
He left the Tuesday morning workout when he started feeling ill and wound up in an emergency room that night with chills and a fever. By Wednesday morning, he said the illness seemed to have run its course, but the Dodgers sent him home for the day.
"I felt better after that," Cruz said of getting fluids intravenously at the hospital. "Yesterday, I felt back to normal but they wanted me to go home and rest. All I did all day was sleep and drink, sleep and drink. I lost a few pounds the last couple days but I'll get it back."
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As a nerd, should point out that "tar" is the wrong prefix here. It's oil based on viscosity and specific gravity. Heavy oil. That's just bad science to call x "y".
Have you seen the stuff in it's natural state and at room temperature? A lot closer to tar than oil. Reminds me of a 70's bumper sticker, "Let'em drink their oil"