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Sarah Nation
Staff Attorney and Magistrate
Sarah is a graduate of Patrick Henry High School and the
University of Toledo earning her Bachelor's Degree in Political
Science and Economics. After receiving her Bachelor's
Degree, Sarah then attended the University of Toledo College of
Law where she received her Juris Doctorate.
Prior to accepting a position as Staff Attorney with the Ottawa
County Common Pleas Court, Sarah opened her own law practice in
Ottawa County. Sarah practices in the fields of bankruptcy
law, business law, domestic relations, juvenile law, and criminal
law. In addition to her private practice and duties as the
staff attorney, Sarah serves as the solicitor for the village of
Rocky Ridge and as an attorney for UAW Legal Services.
Sarah accepted the position of Staff Attorney with the Ottawa
County Common Pleas Court in 2009. As Staff Attorney,
Sarah's duties include: performing legal research for the Court;
preparing and researching various decisions at the request of the
Judge; conducting case management conferences in various civil
cases; assisting the Judge and jury during jury trials;
preparation of local rules; and monitoring the flow of various
civil and criminal cases.
Wendy A. Wood
Born: Columbus, Ohio 1954
Stephens College, Columbia, Missouri, 1974, A.A.
Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio, 1976, B.A.
Ohio Northern University, Ada, Ohio, 1981, J.D.
1981-1982: Ottawa County Prosecutor's Office, Assistant Prosecutor
1982-2000: Private Law Practice, Port Clinton, Ohio
1987-2000: Acting Judge, Ottawa County Municipal Court
2004-Present: Part-time Magistrate, Ottawa County Common Pleas Court and Ottawa County Juvenile Court
Ottawa County Bar Association, 1981-present (1982&1999, President)
Ohio State Bar Association, 1981-present
Ida Rupp Public Library Board of Trustees, 1986-1993
Port Clinton Junior Women's Club, 1982-1990
Port Clinton Chamber of Commerce Board, 1989-1993
Erie-Ottawa Children's Services Board, 1989-1991
Ottawa County Women's Bar Association, 2001-present
Delta Delta Delta Sorority, 1974-present
Hobbies: Reading, golf, walking, live theatre
John Py
Court Mediator
For a variety of reasons,
John retired from the active practice of law on June 30, 1999 after 26 years. During such period of time,
John was engaged principally in the defense of personal injury litigation which allowed
him to practice in various common pleas courts and courts of appeals as well as the Supreme Court of Ohio. Following a few months of retirement,
John applied for and was retained on October 1, 1999 as the initial in-house mediator for the common pleas courts of the counties of Ottawa, Huron, Sandusky and Seneca.
As the in-house mediator, pending civil litigation involving varied causes of action are referred to me for mediation. An overwhelming number of the mediations conducted to date have resulted in a full settlement and dismissal of the case. Such results are accomplished usually months in advance of the trial date and at considerable savings of both time and money for the litigants, their counsel and insurers, if any, and the court.
Having now participated in both the adversarial and mediation processes of resolving civil disputes,
John is firmly convinced that mediation is the preferable method for resolving such conflicts.
Should you wish for any civil litigation in which you are involved to be referred for mediation I suggest you request to the court that such a referral be made.
James VanEerten
Magistrate and Court Administrator
James VanEerten is a graduate
of Buckeye Central High School in New Washington, Ohio and a
graduate of University of Toledo, where he earned a Bachelor's
Degree in Criminal Justice with a specialization in Criminal
Justice Administration. After completing his Bachelor's
Degree, James attended Capital University Law School earning his
Juris Doctorate. In 2008, James was licensed to practice
law in the State of Ohio in 2008.
In 2008, James began a private
practice in Ottawa County practicing the areas of criminal
defense, domestic relations, real estate, and juvenile law.
James also started a title insurance company in Port Clinton,
providing title insurance policies throughout Northwest Ohio.
In 2009 James accepted the
position of Court Administrator with the Ottawa County Common
Pleas Court. As Court Administrator, James has various
duties including: managing and developing the Court's Budget;
managing the Adult Probation Department Budget; managing and
monitoring all Common Pleas Court Special Project funds;
ensuring compliance with Supreme Court of Ohio guidelines;
payroll; personnel and human resource issues; researching and
writing grants; and serving as a public relations liaison for
the Court.
Nancy Chaney
Assignment Clerk
Nancy is a graduate of Genoa High School and The University of Toledo.
Since graduating from college,
Nancy has worked as an elementary teacher for the Lancaster, Ohio, City Schools, as a co-owner/bookkeeper for a family owned and operated business, as a customer service representative for the former Mid American National Bank, and as a Deputy Clerk for both the Wood County and the Ottawa County Clerk of Courts.
Nancy became an Assignment Clerk for the Ottawa County Court of Common Pleas in May of 2004.
For the Court,
Nancy schedules the daily Court appearances for the Civil cases and send notices to the attorneys and the parties involved and refer and schedule Civil cases for Mediation when requested.
Nancy prepares the Judge's daily Court docket and prepare the
files for these hearings and appearances. Nancy also prepares Court documents for the Judge, answers the phones and directs the calls accordingly, initiates telephone conferences, distributes the daily mail that is received by the Court, administers Notary tests to first-time Notary applicants and sends the required paperwork to the state for new Notary applicants as well as renewal applications and covers for Criminal and Domestic scheduling when needed.
Nancy's position is to assist the Judge and the Court Administrator with the duties they assign.
Jane Held
Court Reporter
As a Registered Professional Reporter, my primary role is to create a voice-to-text translation of court proceedings via realtime hook-ups to Judge Winters and Staff Attorney Munoz from my Stenotype machine to their laptop computers. Deaf or hard-of-hearing jurors and litigants can share my realtime screen. I prepare verbatim transcripts, when ordered, and can e-mail transcripts, provide condensed versions, all-word indexes and ASCII disks to ensure the end user receives an accurate, fast and reliable record.
A life-long resident of Ottawa County, I graduated from Clark Technical College with an Associate's Degree in Court/Conference Reporting Technology and a Bachelor of Science degree from Heidelberg College. I served on the Supreme Court of Ohio Judicial College's Court Personnel Education and Training Committee for over ten years, am an active member of the National and State Court Reporters Associations and the Steno CAT Users Network.
Kelly Lilie
Administrative Assistant for Domestic Relations
Kelly is a graduate of Port
Clinton High School.
Prior to coming to work for Ottawa County, Kelly worked for the Huntington National Bank for 19 ½ years.
Kelly held several different positions during her employment at the Bank and gained lots of valuable knowledge.
Kelly earned two diplomas from the American Institute of Banking, one in General banking and the other in Commercial lending.
Kelly came to work for Ottawa County in August 2000, starting in the Clerk of Courts as a deputy clerk.
Kelly began working for the Common Pleas Court in Feb. 2007, as
the Administrative Assistant for Domestic Relations.
Kelly is responsible for scheduling court hearings and sending notices to attorneys and parties. Other responsibilities include telephone communications, conference calls, dictation, preparing and distributing court documents and preparing required reporting.
Kelly also prepares the Magistrate's calendar and organizes the files for each day's court docket.
Melany Smythe
Intensive Supervision Probation Officer
Melany attended Bowling Green State University earning a
Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice. Melany has worked
as an investigator for the Erie County Department of Human
Services as well as serving as a Program Coordinator for the
Alcohol Drug Addiction and Mental Health Board of Erie County.
Melany also has significant experience working for 10 years
within the Sandusky City Schools serving as the Career
Development Coordinator at EHOVE.
Melany accepted the position of Intensive Supervision Probation
Officer with the Ottawa County Common Pleas Court in 2009.
As the Intensive Supervision Probation Officer, Melany
supervises individuals who are placed on probation, most with
serious substance abuse issues. Melany supervises these
individuals and assists them with obtaining counseling and
treatment, as well as assisting the individual to seek and
maintain employment. In many instances Melany has daily or
weekly contact with the individuals to ensure compliance with
the terms of his or her probation.
Jean Deis
Probation Secretary
Mrs. Deis has been the probation secretary since January, 2003. She is a graduate of Port Clinton High School and a life long resident of Port Clinton. She is married and they have one daughter.
Mrs. Deis started working in the legal profession in 1970 as a legal secretary for Moon and Moon, and in 1971 for Attorney Larry Noblitt when he joined the firm of Moon, Moon and Noblitt. After 17 years, she started new employment with Cooper, Straub, Walinski and Cramer in Toledo, Ohio as a paralegal in the areas of law in real estate, probate and adoptions for 6 years before coming back to Port Clinton as the Clerk of the Ottawa County Municipal Court. In April of 1996, she became a Clerical Specialist with the Ottawa County Department of Job and Family Services and worked part-time for the law firm of Tone, Grubbe, McGory and Vermeeren in Sandusky, Ohio, and worked in both capacities until being hired as the Adult Probation Secretary.
As the Adult Probation Secretary, Jean has various duties
including: taking all calls that come in to the Probation
Department; contacting other law enforcement agencies;
assisting in the completion of records checks; scheduling
hearings for criminal cases; maintaining and managing all
probation files; ensuring payment of bills for the Probation
Department; preparation of penalty sheets for new indictments;
and assisting in the drug testing program.
Jody Royster Court Security Officer
Jody Royster is
a graduate of Danbury High School and of Terra Community
College, where he earned an Associate's Degree in Police
Science. After completing his Associate's Degree, Deputy
Royster attended Tiffin University earning a Bachelor's Degree
in Criminal Justice. Deputy Royster also possesses a
certificate for completion of the Ohio Peace Officer's Training
Prior to being
employed as the Court Security Deputy, Deputy Royster has worked
for the Port Clinton Police Department as a Police Officer and
with the Ottawa County Municipal Court as the Bailiff/Probation
Officer. In 2007, Deputy Royster was hired by the Ottawa
County Sheriff's Department as a Corrections Deputy working in
the Ottawa County Detention Facility.
In 2010, Deputy
Royster was offered the Courthouse Security Deputy Position, to
which he is now assigned. Deputy Royster is still an
employee of the Ottawa County Sheriff's Department, however he
is assigned to the Ottawa County Courthouse and the Ottawa
County Municipal Court. Deputy Royster's duties include:
insuring protection in all County Courtrooms; security and
protection for all Judges, court staff, juries, parties to
proceedings, and the general public; and serving as a Court
Bailiff when needed.
Judy A. Flood
Chief Probation Officer
1977 Seneca East High School Graduate
1996 Bachelor of Arts, Interdisciplinary Studies, Magna Cum Laude, University of Toledo
2000 Juris Doctor, Cum Laude, University of Toledo
Work Experience:
2002-2008 Adjunct Faculty, Owens Community College, Developmental Education
2000-Present Private Practice of Law: 318 Madison Street, Port Clinton, Ohio
Primary Areas of Practice: Juvenile, Probate, Real Estate, Business Formation, and Bankruptcy
Previous Activities: Clerk-Treasurer, Salem Oak Harbor Union Cemetery; Coach, University of Toledo Mock Trial Team
Memberships: Ottawa County Bar Association, Ohio State Bar Association, Toledo Law Association,
Michael Patterson
Probation Officer
Michael is a graduate of
Findlay High School and Bowling Green State University where he
earned a Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice. After
receiving his Bachelor's Degree, Michael attended the University
of Toledo College of Law where he received his Juris Doctorate.
Prior to accepting a position
with the Ottawa County Common Pleas Court, Michael was employed
as Title IV-D counsel with the Ottawa County Child Support
Enforcement Agency. As Title IV-D counsel, Michael
represented the Child Support Enforcement Agency in various
proceedings against individuals who owed child support.
Michael also has experience working with the Wood County Public
Defender's Office and the City of Findlay Law Director's Office.
Michael accepted the position
of Probation Officer and Deputy Bailiff with the Common Pleas
Court in 2010. As a probation officer, Michael supervises
various individuals who are sentenced to probation by the Common
Pleas Court Judge. As a portion of his supervision,
Michael assists the individuals with obtaining any necessary
counseling services, completing community service, and seeking
and maintaining employment. In addition to his duties as a
Probation Officer, Michael also acts as a Deputy Bailiff for the
Court and is responsible for calling court and preparing various
entries for criminal cases.
Brian Goodell
Magistrate Goodell is a graduate of the
College of Law of the University of Toledo. He also holds
a B.A. in English from the University of Akron.
Prior to his appointment as a magistrate
in the Ottawa County Court of Common Pleas, Magistrate Goodell
served as a Magistrate in the Juvenile Court of Lucas County,
In addition to his experience as a
Magistrate, Magistrate Goodell has served as an adjunct
professor at the College of Law at the University of Toledo, and
he has taught continuing legal education courses for lawyers and
judges for numerous legal organizations, including the Ohio
State Bar Association and the Ohio Judicial College.
In his capacity as Magistrate, Magistrate
Goodell acts as judicial hearing officer and has the authority
to conduct trials, take witness testimony, make evidentiary
rulings, and issue temporary orders as needed to regulate the
Court proceedings.
Mark Frederick
Mark graduated from Port Clinton High School in 1980 then received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Bowling Green State University in 1984 and a Juris Doctor Degree from the University of Toledo in 1987. Since then,
Mark has practiced law in the municipal, common pleas and appellate courts primarily in Wood and Ottawa Counties for a small firm, a public defender's office and as a sole practitioner.
Mark also served as the first magistrate of the Put-in-Bay Mayor's Court from 1999 to 2009.
Mark completed mediation training in 2005 and thereafter conducted mediation sessions in family law cases through Court sponsored programs and in private practice. In February 2009,
Mark closed his private practice and accepted the position of family law mediator for the Common Pleas Courts of Ottawa and Sandusky Counties. That program has since been expanded to include foreclosure mediation.
In conducting mediation sessions
Mark acts as a neutral third party who guides the discussion and assists the parties in seeking a resolution of their dispute. It is an effective means of conflict resolution that can save the parties the aggravation, time and costs associated with traditional litigation.
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A response to John Friend's response to the NYT magazine feature article.
Snooki v. John Friend
All the talk swirling around John Friend's NY Times "Yoga Mogul" article has caused people to overlook another profile the newspaper was simultaneously running—one that was also about an entrepreneurial guru of sorts—this one named Snooki.
The juxtaposition of the profiles was intriguing because John Friend's piece was about why everybody loves him and Snookie's was an investigation into how anyone could love her. Both of the articles were flattering, but also asked hard questions—as good, real-world journalism is wont to do.
John Friend's Anusara devotees reacted, imho, as if it was a national crisis to spread the word that John Friend is not in the yoga business for the money. On the other hand, Snooki took her shots the way every yoga teacher preaches about how to handle conflict: she remained calm.
Snookie is a cast member of MTV's reality show, The Jersey Shore, a weekly thirty-minute confirmation of every stereotype ever drawn about "Guidos" and "Guidettes." Snooki and her cast-mates prove Darwinism once and for all by being the very link between humans and chimpanzees. The girls even refer to their boyfriends as Gorillas, or if the male is exceptionally muscular—Juicehead Gorilla's. The Jersey Shore cast seem to be at ease in any habitat and divide their time preening and pruning, eating, and planning their next mate. Often their best thinking is done under the influence of Wu-Wu shots while in a hot tub.
There have been two breakout stars to come from Jersey Shore: Snooki and Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino (a guy who named his impressive six pack abs "The Situation"…and thus a star was born). Snooki's eminence is a far deeper conundrum. She's a four-foot-nine spray-tanned Weeble-Wobble (that actually can fall down) oblivious to everything except her immediate needs and desires. She's obnoxious and atrocious.
And the public can't get enough of her.
Some say people are drawn to Snooki the way they're drawn to a car wreck, but the reason for her popularity goes beyond morbid fascination: she makes people laugh, and it's impossible to smile while rubbernecking. Snooki has won so many hearts because she says what she wants to say and does what she wants to do without any filter or self awareness. In more spiritual, perhaps even yogic terms it could be said she lives in the moment and is at peace with her inner being, as ugly as it may be; she accepts herself for who she is and lives by her truth, an accomplishment many people spend a lifetime trying to achieve by seeking guidance from all sorts of places. Including yoga workshops.
Enter John Friend, the creator of Anusara Yoga. In a move as inspired as "The Situation" naming his abs, John Friend branded his approach to the ancient process of yoga with the philosophy that Anusara instructors should "lead the students to that magical place where everyone's heart opens naturally and where everyone feels empowered and filled with self love." And thus another star was born, especially to validation-aholics—the fitness industry's sweet spot.
Couple this meta-accepting ideology with John Friend's impeccable reputation and consummate training as a yoga teacher, and it's no wonder Anusara's business is robust. John Friend is the perfect CEO: he's extremely well liked and leaves a comet of smiles everywhere he goes. He seems like a very cool, laid back guy who figured out how to make money by helping people feel better about themselves—and there's absolutely nothing wrong with that.
What's hard to understand is this fierce refusal of the notion Anusara is a business endeavor. Even Snooki knows that vigorous denial only raises suspicions.
Friend says Anusara is about being in a tight knit community while trotting about the globe leaving his divine carbon footprints in every continent to promote his yoga through his "Melt your heart, Blow your mind" world tour. (Cue the John Tesh soundtrack. If The Jersey Shore is a cliché-ridden stereotype of Italian-Americans, then John Friend provides the same profiling for New-Age groovesters.) Part of Anusara's philosophy is that the entire material world is made out of pure joy…that and its marketing alliance with Adidas. Anusara is about opening to grace as well as group hugs with product placements and monopolies (Anusara studios are discouraged from offering any other forms of yoga.) [To be fair, many yoga studios discourage the teaching of any other style ~ ed.] Friend also has his own clothing line, DVDs, a school, a training manual, a take home exam, and a licensing fee; all of which seem like a business venture to me, and a great one at that.
After reading the two profiles last week I was curious if there were more similarities between John Friend and Snooki.
So, naturally, I went to their Twitter accounts. If Patanjali were alive today there's no doubt he'd be tweeting like mad, as does John Friend. And like any Reality TV star desperate to self promote, so does Snookie.
As far as defining themselves, John Friend tweeted on July 23rd,
"Physically I am Scottish; emotionally I am Italian; rationally I am German, creatively I am American; & spiritually I am Indian."
Snookie defines herself with herself on July 18th by tweeting,
"Im SO ready to snook the night away and snook for love!!!!!!"
When it comes to matters of the heart, Friend tweeted on May 11th,
"Betrayal is a painful cut across the chest."
After two months of healing he then tweeted on July 12th,
"Putting Love and Light into a place of sorrow is life-affirming without turning away from what is. This is Anusara."
On July 19th Snooki tweeted a more concrete, albeit self-serving pearl about love with,
"A little jealousy in a relationship is healthy, it's always nice to know someone's afraid to lose you."
In regards to products and services, Friend seems a little more gullible about the powers of commercial goods in his tweet on July 13th,
"Ouija boards, first produced in the US in 1891, are energetic gateways to astral planes."
Where as Snookie taunts the marketplace by tweeting on July 17th,
"Just got a spray tan and it was lighter than my tan now..Awesome!! -_-"
On May 14th Friend tweeted,
"What touches one, touches all."
Snookie concurs with her July 18th tweet,
"i love how everyone fist pumps every time they hear Enrique's 'Baby i Like it!' Oh Baby i LOVE it!"
And so you see we really are all one. Snookie and John Friend included.
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14 Responses to "A response to John Friend's response to the NYT magazine feature article."
I think you didn't quire get what John said about his business. His point was that Anusara grows to support the goals of the organization, not just to make money. He never denied it is a business. Most of the money Anusara makes does go back into the company as opposed to another genuine mogul who uses his profits to buy scores of luxury cars. I think we could learn from his business model and probably celebrate it. I wish he would have said more about how he treats his employees in accordance with the values of Anusara.
I think you didn't quite get what John said about his business. His point was that Anusara grows to support the goals of the organization, not just to make money. He never denied it is a business. Most of the money Anusara makes does go back into the company as opposed to another genuine mogul who uses his profits to buy scores of luxury cars. I think we could learn from his business model and probably celebrate it. I wish he would have said more about how he treats his employees in accordance with the values of Anusara.
Good point Jim. And in regards to your wish about more detail about how Friend treats his employees the sense I got was that he was universally respected so I'd imagine he treats them very well.
He does! John has very high standards for his teachers and his employees, and, when appropriate, does not come across as easy-going at all, but he treats people with honesty, openness, and respect and seeks to bring out the best in those closest to him. I am sure that is another reason that the business of Anusara is so successful, and I am very glad that it is.
Laura and Jimmy,
That is the impression I got and what I would have expected given how his teachers teach yoga. I've been practicing at an Anusara inspired studio for the entire 2 1/2 years I've been doing yoga. What I wanted to know is more actual details. How does honesty, openness and respect translate into actual policy and practice? How does he take yoga of the mat and into his business?
That was hilarious! I have been waiting for some decent analysis of this to come out. Thank you! Didn't think I'd get Snooked on the way, but hey, it felt great!
Sorry, but I could never get around the "anus" in "anusara". Dirty mind? No, just literal minded. As far as Friend's empire goes, as the macro people say, "the bigger the front, the bigger the back". It would take a saint to be able to survive all that adulation and success without having his head turned.
well put chad.
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Termination of Partnerships
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If you have chosen a partnership as the organizational form for your business, you may want to know how the partnership ends. One way that a partnership ends is by the death of a partner. The death of a partner may dissolve the partnership unless the partners have expressly agreed to continue the partnership. If the partnership is not continued, the remaining partners must wind up the partnership. The partnership is terminated when no part of the business is carried on or 50 percent or more of the total interest in both capital and profits has been sold or exchanged in a 12-month period.
Time of Termination
A partnership continues for tax purposes until it terminates. A partnership terminates only if:
- No part of any business, financial operation, or venture is carried on by the partners in a partnership, or
- Within a 12-month period, there are sales or exchanges of 50 percent or more of the total interest in both capital and profits
Winding Up the Business. A partnership does not terminate when it dissolves, if the business still requires winding up. It continues until the liquidation is completed and the proceeds are distributed. However, if one partner buys out all the interests of the other partners, the partnership terminates at the time of the transaction. Although the business is not discontinued, it is no longer being carried on by a partnership. It has become a sole proprietorship.
The death of one partner in a two-man firm will not terminate the partnership if his estate or successor in interest continues to share in the firm's profits or losses. In addition, if one partner in a two-man firm dies or retires, he is considered to be a partner if he continues to receive liquidating payments from the firm until his interest is completely liquidated.
Sale or Exchange of a 50 Percent Interest Terminates the Partnership. A partnership terminates if there is a sale or exchange of at least a 50 percent interest in the partnership over a 12-month period. For example, A-B-C and its partners report on a calendar year basis. On November 30, A sells a 25 percent interest to D. On the following March 1, B sells a 25 percent interest to E. The partnership terminates on the sale to E. However, if D would have resold his interest to E, the partnership would not have terminated because only a 25 percent interest was sold.
There must be a change of 50 percent or more in both capital and profits for the partnership to terminate. A sale of a 40 percent interest in capital and a 60 percent interest in profits will not terminate the partnership.
Death of a Partner
The general rule is that the death of a partner causes dissolution of the partnership. However, the partners can expressly agree that the partnership business will be continued in the event that one or more of the partners die. This agreement is usually contained in the partnership agreement.
Although death dissolves the partnership, a "community of interest" still exists until a winding up of the affairs of the partnership takes place. This community of interest exists only for the limited purpose of winding up affairs.
Winding Up the Business
In general, after dissolution, each partner has an equal right to possess the firm assets, to participate in the winding up process, and to dispose of the firm assets for the purpose of liquidating and winding up the firm affairs. If dissolution occurs because of the death of one partner, the surviving partners ordinarily have full power to control and dispose of the assets in order to terminate partnership business. The partners may, however, agree among themselves that one or more of them shall have exclusive authority to possess, control and dispose of the assets.
Even after dissolution, no one individual partner is entitled to exclusive possession for his own use of specific partnership property until:
- The partnership has been liquidated
- An accounting has been made, and
- The property has been applied to the payment of firm debts
Some partners do not have the authority to wind up the partnership, including:
- Bankrupt or insolvent partners
- Partners who have wrongfully dissolved the partnership
Questions for Your Attorney
- What can I do to prevent my partnership from dissolving on the death of a partner?
- When is a partnership considered to be terminated?
- If a partnership is winding up, when is an individual partner entitled to exclusive possession of his share of partnership property?


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In this issue:
- Make–Whole Claim in the Amount of 37% of Loan Balance is Enforced by Delaware Bankruptcy Court
- Seventh Circuit Requires Competition for Insider's New-Value Plan of Reorganization
- Following Castleton Plaza, Competitive Bidding Required Where Insider Asserts 'New Value' Exception to Absolute Priority Rule
- Fourth Circuit is the First to Hold Absolute Priority Rule Applicable to Individual Chapter 11 Debtors
- Tenth Circuit Joins Fourth Circuit in Holding that Absolute Priority Rule Applies to Individual Chapter 11 Cases
- Court Affirms Separate Classification, Holds Artificial Impairment Not Per Se Impermissible
- Debtor Had Legitimate Business Reason to Separately Classify Unsecured Claims
- Venue Created by Subsidiary Incorporation 'Bootstraps' Venue Selection
- Seventh Circuit Overturns Veil-Piercing
- Subtenant Retains Possessory Rights Under Section 365(h) Despite Explicit Free and Clear Section 363(f) Sale
- Asset Purchaser is Subject to Successor Liability for FLSA Judgment, Despite Specific Disclaimer of Liability
- Comity Outweighed by Significant Differences in Law in Chapter 15 Case
- Seventh Circuit Rules Rejection of Executory Trademark License Does Not Terminate the License, Creates a Split of Authority
- Post-Petition Lock-Down Agreement Does Not Equate to Impermissible Vote Solicitation
- Defrauded Initial Lien Holder Maintains Priority over Subsequent Innocent Lenders
- Mortgage Foreclosure is 'Debt Collection' Under Fair Debt Collection Practices
- Exit Lenders Liable for Conversion Where Distributions Contravene Credit Agreement
- Beware the Credit Overbid
- Bank Loses Possessory Lien Following Turnover of Funds to Trustee – Should Have Sought Adequate Protection
- Creditor Defeats Preference Action Based on 'New Value' Defense
- A Longer Statute of Limitations Period for Pursuing Fraudulent Transfer Actions May Exist
- Trustee Fails to Carry Burden, Court Affirms Pre-petition Transfers to Cover Check-Kiting Losses Not Avoidable Preference
- Ninth Circuit Joins Majority, Holds Unstayed Judgments Not 'Bona Fide
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Marywood vs. Psu Abington
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|Scranton, PA � Marywood University built a 12-0 halftime lead over Penn State Abington and cruised to a 19-4 win over the Lions in non-conference men�s lacrosse action Saturday afternoon. The Pacers, who have won five consecutive games, improve to 7-4 on the season while the Lions remain winless in ten contests this year.
Marywood would build a 5-0 lead after the first quarter led by three goals and two assists from William Roerden (Warwick, NY). Ryne Boyle (Farmingville, NY) added a goal and two helpers in the opening 15 minutes with James Martell (North Salem, NY) supplying the Pacers other tally.
Joe Labella (Allentown, PA) scored at the 10:27 mark of the second period and Drew Lozoskie (Forest Hill, MD) followed with a marker of his own 44 seconds later to stretch Marywood�s lead to 7-0.
Dustin Sturdevant (Binghamton, NY) scored the next four goals of the game and Jamie Beagen (Patchogue, NY) followed with a goal of his own to give the Pacers a 12-0 halftime lead.
After Nick Parks (Emmaus, PA) found net at the 5:46 mark of the third quarter, Penn State�s Jordan Dipentino broke up Marywood�s bid for a shutout with an unassisted tally with 5:14 remaining in the period.
The Pacers� Josh Geiger (Palmyra, PA) countered with a pair of goals, both assisted by Anthony Tuscai (West Chester, PA) and Rob Swab (Bloomfield, NJ) added a marker of his own as Marywood took a 16-1 lead into the final stanza.
The Lions� Peter Seweryn and Billy Kelly scored early fourth quarter goals for the visitors before Marywood responded with three of their own. Kelly closed out the scoring for Penn State with his second goal of the afternoon with just 51 seconds to play.
Marywood held a 46-22 advantage in shots for the game and won the groundball battle by a 59-39 margin. The Pacers, who won 24 of the game�s 27 face-offs, saw four players score their first collegiate goals, highlighted by Geiger�s hat-trick. Labella, Brian Presti (Monmouth Junction, NJ), and Jon Bieler (Hampton, NJ) each netted the first goals of their careers.
Roerden finished with a game-high seven points on three goals and four assists while Boyle contributed five points on a goal and four assists. Geiger (3 goals, 1 assist) and Sturdevant (4 goals) had four-point games for the Pacers.
Eric Luhrmann (Glens Falls, NY) made three saves in nearly 22 and a half minutes of action in Marywood�s goal to notch his fifth save of the season. Jesse Habich (Broomall, PA) made three saves in nearly 16 minutes of action, while Ben Slechta (Millers, MD) made one stop in nearly 11 minutes between the Pacers� pipes. Matthew Churchwell (Macomb, MI) played the final 10:45 in Marywood�s goal and made two saves.
Penn State�s Ian Lydon made 17 saves in the Lions� cage in a losing effort.
Marywood will put its five-game winning streak on the line on Wednesday when they host Immaculata University in a key Colonial States Athletic Conference match-up. With a win, the Pacers can secure home-field advantage for the semifinal round of the upcoming CSAC playoffs. Face-off with the Mighty Macs is scheduled for 4:00 p.m. in Scranton.


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Spain changes the paradigm of international transfers of personal data allowing Spanish data processors to be "exporters" under the Standard Contractual Clauses for the Transfer of Data
The Spanish Data Protection Authority (SDPA) has established new procedures that allow data processors (not data controllers) based in Spain to obtain authorizations for transferring data processed on behalf of their customers (the data controllers) to sub-processors based in Third Countries that are not deemed to have an adequate level of protection for personal data. In addition, data processors can enter into Standard Contractual Clauses with their sub-processors. Previously in Spain, data controllers had to enter into Standard Contractual Clauses with each of their data processors' sub-processors in Third Countries and data controllers had to obtain authorizations from the SDPA for such transfers.
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On February 5th, the European Commission decided to modify the standard contractual clauses for transfers of personal data, repealing the original decision (Decision 2002/87/EU) that introduced these clauses back in 2002. The European Commission considered it necessary to adjust the existing standard contractual clauses to meet the growing challenges of global outsourcing.


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Google is looking to lure 90 per cent of all Microsoft Office users to its Google Docs offering.
In an interview with AllThingsD, Google vice president and head of enterprise, Amit Singh (pictured), said that Google will step up its pursuit of business users.
"Our goal is to get to the 90 per cent of users who don't need to have the most advanced features of Office," he said.
The remaining 10 per cent of "advanced" users will continue to use the desktop version, he suggested.
Singh went on to explain that although Google Docs already coexists with Microsoft Office, the company is working hard to improve integration.
"In Q3, if you import from Excel into Sheets, you won't be able to tell the difference in Sheets. We know the gaps between our features and [Microsoft's]. We're improving them week by week," he explained.
Singh claimed that Microsoft's approach to its cloud offering was to increase the cost to its customers. He also claimed that Microsoft's overall market share had declined.
"Enterprise is the place where they are holding on. People are showing up at the office and bringing their own devices and expecting their employers to support them. And with Windows RT, there is no backward compatibility with all the apps. That's the first time that has happened in Windows. The Windows 8 move, they have done what they need to do, but it's fairly disruptive. SkyDrive is coming. SharePoint needs to integrate with Yammer. So, change is coming whether you like it or not," he said.
Google's rivalry with Microsoft in this area ramped up in 2012, with both vying for enterprise customers with infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) offerings in Compute Engine and Azure. Google had introduced Drive to enable users to store documents in the cloud and in response, Microsoft launched a similar service dubbed SkyDrive.
In late September, Google said that it would stop allowing users to save and export Google Docs files created using older 1997 to 2003 Microsoft Office formats from October 2012.
But due to a backlash, it subsequently gave users until 31 January 2013 to make the transition.
Google then announced that Google Apps, which includes Docs, would no longer be offered free to enterprise users. This suggested that users would have to make a choice between paying for either Microsoft Office or Google Apps.
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The Minnesota Wild found a perfect way to celebrate Niklas Backstom's return to the crease, scoring enough goals to overshadow his shutout with a blowout.
Backstrom, playing for the first time in 2011 after missing the first half of the month with hip trouble, stopped 37 shots in blanking the Calgary Flames 6-0. It was the most lopsided road win not just of this season but in team history.
"We've been getting great goaltending and a good penalty kill, and we've been able to bury our chances," forward John Madden told Mike Greenlay of Channel 45. Madden had a goal and an assist. "The biggest part is scoring goals in this league, and we've got some hot sticks."
That's a bit of an understatement, after the Wild has out scored Northwest Division foes Vancouver, Edmonton and Calgary 14-1 in its current three-game win streak. And it underscores just how thoroughly things have changed for the Wild. Trips to western Canada used to be disastrous, as the team went seemingly years without being able to muster a win in Calgary. After Wednesday's blowout, the Wild is now 5-1-0 in its last six trips to the Saddledome, and has pulled back to within a point of the final Western Conference playoff spot.
The lack of drama started early as the Wild jumped out to a 2-0 first period lead, finding a mysterious reserve of jump despite playing the second night of a back-to-back. By the time it was done, Cal Clutterbuck had re-taken the team lead in goals with his 14th of the season (a career high) and Martin Havlat scored twice, giving him 200 goals in his NHL career (and 13 for the season, just behind Clutterbuck on the team).
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EVANS MILLS Tucked into a nondescript strip mall just outside Fort Drums north gate on Route 11 is L&L Hawaiian Barbecue.
This is not a fast-food restaurant that popped up overnight. L&L has been the McDonalds of Hawaii for many decades. Its claim to fame is serving fresh plate lunches the comfort food of the islands in generous portions. In the late 90s the owners began franchising L&L Hawaiian Barbecues and now have more than 200 locations around the world.
The eatery offers an eclectic menu of traditional Hawaiian, South Pacific fusion and American dishes. Chicken katsu (breaded chicken with dipping sauce). Beef curry. Kalua pork with cabbage (smoked, shredded pork). Mahi mahi. Loco moco (hamburger patties, two eggs and gravy). Spam musubi (Hawaiian sushi). Saimin (fresh ramen noodle soup). Shrimp curry.
It took some time to understand the many menu options. Large photos on the walls helped.
Our real ace in the hole was one of my guests, a genuine born-and-bred Hawaiian who makes his home in the north country. He explained that L&L Barbecue was a mainstay growing up in Honolulu.
He told us that the traditional Hawaiian plate lunch consists of two scoops of rice, a serving of macaroni salad and a serving of a hot entr�e.
We learned that kalua is a cooking method that combines roasting and steaming in a large pit lined with glowing-hot volcanic rocks. Meat is wrapped in ti, ginger or banana leaves, put in the pit, then covered with wet leaves, mats and layers of earth.
We were pretty sure there was no volcanic pit in the parking lot behind the J&J Plaza. But whatever they did to the meat, it was mighty tasty.
Lau lau combo ($10.99) consisted of a portion of delicious braised pork wrapped in taro leaves. The leaves were soft, almost mushy, and reminded us of the taste of canned spinach.
The combo plate also included a portion of kalua pork moist and tender shredded meat, similar to pulled pork blended with steamed cabbage. It was good by itself, but even better when you add little sriracha chili sauce (available at the complimentary condiment end of the counter) to give it a little more kick and depth of flavor.
The two versions of pork were perfectly complemented by the steamed rice and the yummy macaroni salad. A filling and satisfying meal.
Saimin is a plantation era-inspired noodle soup unique to Hawaii. It includes elements from Chinese, Filipino, Japanese, Korean, Hawaiian and Portuguese cultures. L&Ls barbecue chicken saimin ($3.99) was first-rate, a large container of tasty dashi (Japanese stock) with a good amount of sliced chicken and soft wheat ramen noodles.
Fried mahi mahi platter ($8.99) was not made with mahi mahi (the Hawaiian name for dolphin). Although the bright, colorful photo on the walls indicated it was mahi mahi, the counter lady told us that its difficult to get mahi mahi in the north country, so the franchise allowed them to substitute whitefish.
The unavailability of mahi mahi here is not 100 percent true. What is true is that it is quite expensive, so substituting a less expensive type of fish enables them to realize their expected profit margin. The fish was just fine, as it turned out, some sort of flaky whitefish that was more like perch, not the slightly steaky texture of mahi. The light tempura batter had a hint of spice (Chinese five spice powder?). It came with rice and mac salad and a typical American version of tartar sauce.
We tried the Spam musubi ($2.10) more out of curiosity than anything else. It was a small rectangle of sticky rice with a slice of Spam on top, wrapped in a ribbon of nori (dried seaweed). A unique taste sensation with its salty pork, sweet rice and distinctive seaweed flavor.
While Spam is the brunt of many jokes, our Hawaiian friend explained that Spam was a staple in Hawaiian cuisine in World War II and has remained popular.
There are no alcoholic beverages available at L&L, but theres a cooler full of assorted American soft drinks and juices, as well as Aloha Maid Natural Hawaiian brand beverages. As with all of their products, the lilikoi passion fruit we tried contains no high fructose corn syrup and no artificial flavorings. Very enjoyable.
Lunch for three cost $32.45.
The restaurant is clean and sparse and set up like most other small fast food joints. You place your order at the counter, get your drink from the cooler, pick out your table or booth and wait for your order to be called.
Everything is served in Styrofoam takeout containers. Utensils, like the tables, are plastic.
A few closing quotes from our native Hawaiian lunchmate:
As we say in Hawaii, the kau kau (food) was ono (good). I had a gratifying dining experience. The 50th state meets the Empire state just outside Watertown.
I particularly enjoyed the lau lau and kalua pork and cabbage just like I remembered it from home yummy.
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OUR FAVORITES: Lau Lau Combo (kalua pork and lau lau), barbecue chicken saimin (noodle soup), Aloha Maid lilikoi (passion fruit) drink
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Sam Slade, age 92, of Friendship Church Road, Boone, passed away Thursday morning, November 14, 2013, at his home.
Mr. Slade was born in Minsk, Russia, a son of Nathan and Hava Pelks. He served in the Russian Army under Stalin during World War II. Mr. Slade was a Captain in charge of over 4000 troops and 200 tanks. He was fought in the Seige of Stalingrad, the Battle of Kursk, and was present at the liberation of Berlin. Mr. Slade was wounded and comendated after the war. He and his wife Florence Schwartblat Slade migrated to the United States in 1948 with their daughter, Barbara. The family would like to add that Mr. Slade's wife Florence was a survivor of Auschwitz and Dachou.
Mr. Slade is survived by one daughter, Marsha Lafaille-Slade and partner Patrick McConkey of Boone; two granddaughters, Nicole Lafaille of Winston-Salem, and Sarah Lafaille of Boone, and one grandson, Josh McConkey of Boone.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Florence Schwartzblat Slade; one son, Irwin Neal Slade, and one daughter, Barbara Ross.
Private graveside services and burial will be conducted Saturday, November 16, 2013, at Woodlawn Cemetery. Public memorial services will be conducted Saturday afternoon, November 23, 2013, at 2:00 o'clock, at the Boone Moose Lodge, 607 Deerfield Road, Boone, North Caroline, 28607.
A reception will follow the memorial service at the Boone Moose Lodge.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Medi Home Hospice, PO Box 1357, Newland, North Carolina, 28607, or to Moose Hearts Orphanage, in care of the Boone Moose Lodge, 607 Deerfield Road, Boone, North Carolina, 28607.
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COMMUNITY CALENDAROct. 31 Ghosts of Gaither Tours The Friends of Gaither hosting The Ghosts of Gaither Tours and Investigation, Oct. 31 and Nov. 1, noon to 8 p.m., The Gaither Plantation, 270 Davis Ford Road, Covington. Info: 770-385-1298. Fall Festival East Newton Baptist Church fall festival, 6 to 7:30 p.m., free, hayrides, games, candy and more, 11290 U.S. Highway 278, Covington. Info: 770-786-6627. Trunk of Treats Oasis Faith Baptist Church trunk of treats, games, obstacle course and much more, 2504 U.S. Highway 278, Social Circle, 6 p.m. Trunk or Treat Allen Memorial United Methodist Church trunk or treat, 6 to 8 p.m., 803 Whatcoat St., Oxford. Info: 770-786-7414. Fall Festival Oxford Baptist Church fall festival, inflatables, games, snacks and more, 7 to 9 p.m., 305 N. Emory St., Oxford. Info: 770-786-8132. Family Fun Night Conyers First United Methodist Church hosting family fun night, moonwalks, hot dog dinner, trunk n' treat and much more, 921 North Main St., 6 to 8 p.m. Info: 770-483-4236. Trunk-n-Treat St. Paul AME Youth Department hosting trunk-n-treat, cake walk, moonwalks and more, no scary costumes please, 3134 Stone Mountain St., Covington, 6 to 8 p.m. Info: 770-363-7958. Hallelujah Festival Greater Love Baptist Church's hallelujah festival, hayride, food, candy, games and more, 5325 Ga. Highway 81, Covington, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Info: 770-788-1832. Trunk or Treat CrossRoads Baptist Church trunk or treat, live entertainment, food and more, 227 County Road 229, Social Circle, 6 to 9 p.m. Info: 770-786-2563. Hallelujah Festival Zion Baptist Church's annual hallelujah festival, games, hayrides, kiddie playland and more, 7037 Ga. Highway 212, Covington, 6 to 8 p.m. Info: 770-786-6767. Concert Calvary Baptist Church concert featuring Squire Parsons, 7 p.m., 4228 Mill St., Covington, free. Info: 770-786-3216. Fall Festival Harvest Baptist Church fall festival, hot dogs and games, 2075 Ga. Highway 212, Covington, 6:30 p.m. Info: 770-787-7275. Nov. 1 Talent Show "Show Time in Conyers," free talent contest, hosted by The MATURE Project, 3 to 5 p.m., Heritage High School Auditorium. Info: 770-918-3659. Classical Pianist Classical Pianist Joyce Yang performing, Porter Hall Auditorium, Newton High School, tickets: $20 Adults, $17 Senior Citizens, and $10 students, 8 p.m. Info: 770-786-8188 or www.newtoncountyarts.org. Christmas in the Circle The Social Circle United Methodist Church hosting Christmas in the Circle, bazaar, craft show, food and bake sale, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., 261 South Cherokee Road, Social Circle, tables available to rent, $15 per table, all proceeds benefit the church mission house. Info: 404-406-4398. Benefit for Pregnancy Care St. Augustine Catholic Church hosting silent auction and luncheon, all proceeds benefit Source Pregnancy Care Center, 11524 U.S. Highway 278, Covington, 11 a.m. Info: 770-784-9359, Judy West. Miss Patty Cake Miss Patty Cake Pajama Party, hosted by Central Community Church, $10 for children, $5 for adults, 11157 City Pond, Covington, 10 a.m. Info: 770-385-3452 or www.centralcommunitychurch.net. Free Classes Free Smoking Cessation Classes, four-week class, Nov. 1, 8, 15 and 22, hosted by Rockdale Medical Center, 1412 Milstead Ave., East Tower Classroom no. 1, 6 to 7 p.m. Info: 770-918-3414. Newborn Opry Gospel Newborn Opry Gospel featuring Perry-Reid and Co., The Gobers and more, $3 to $5 per person donation requested, Newborn School, Newborn, 6 p.m. Grant Writing Workshop Redeeming Love Christian Church hosting a grant writing basics workshop, 1931 Old Covington Road, Conyers, 4 to 6 p.m. Info: 404-944-3119. Special Olympics Basketball Rockdale County Parks and Therapeutic Recreation Special Olympics basketball, Saturdays, Nov. 1 to Dec. 20, 10 to 11 a.m., Johnson Park, 1781 Ebenezer Road, free. Info: 770-918-6306. Support Our Troops Festival American Legion Auxiliary Unit 32 sponsoring Support Our Troops Festival, entertainment, food and more, benefiting Operation Sandbox, 4 to 8 p.m., on the Square, Covington, donation of goods or money requested. Info: www.operationsandboxga.com. Gospel Singing The Covington Church of God gospel singing featuring David Stewart and the Vocalaires, 5158 Newton Drive, Covington, 7 p.m. Fall Festival Piedmont Academy fall festival, games, shopping and raffles, Monticello, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Info: 706-468-8818. SonHarvest County Fair Calvary Baptist Church's SonHarvest County Fair, music, games and food, free, 4 to 7 p.m., 4228 Mill St., Covington. Info: 770-786-3216. Fall Festival Saint Paul AME Church fall festival, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., barbecue chicken, rib and fish plates, vendors and games, 3134 Stone Mountain St., Covington. Info: 770-786-7785. Nov. 2 135th Anniversary Shady Grove Baptist Church of Conyers celebrating 135th church anniversary, 2105 Old Covington Road, 3 p.m. Info: 770-483-8283. Sorella Cycling Sorella Cycling, cyclocross-style bicycle race for juniors, all ages are welcome, kids race for free, Georgia International Horse Park, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Info: www.georgia-cross.com. Dedication Service Loves and Hugs Christian Tabernacle dedication service, 1701 Klondike Road, Conyers, 4 p.m. Info: 770-929-1697. Nov. 3 NAACP The Rockdale County Branch of the NAACP monthly meeting, Macedonia Baptist Church, 1052 Barton St., Conyers, 7:30 p.m. Info: 404-401-0189. Revival The Ole Country Church revival, Oct. 3 to 5, 7 p.m. nightly, 2649 Ga. Highway 155 North, McDonough, nursery provided. Info: 770-957-2818. Nov. 4 Newton Board of Elections The Newton County Board of Elections will begin counting the votes for the Nov. 4 General Election after the close of the polls at 7 p.m., 1113 Usher St. Info: 770-784-2055. Main Street Conyers The Conyers Downtown Development Authority/Main Street Board meeting, City Manager's Office, City Hall Complex, 1184 Scott St., 7 p.m. Info: 770-483-4411. Nov. 5 Ga. Tech Club Deadline to register for Heritage Hills Baptist Church hosting East Metro Georgia Tech Club, Willie Reese speaking on Nov. 11, 7 p.m., 2987 Ga. Highway 212, Conyers, $12 for members, $17 for non-members. Info: 770-760-7224 or e-mail: email@example.com. Southern Gospel Concert Newborn United Methodist Church hosting a Southern gospel concert featuring the Jonesman Quartet, love offering benefits Hands of Hope Ministries, Church Street, Newborn, supper at 6:30 p.m., concert 7 p.m. Info: 770-786-0975. Nov. 6 Rockdale/Newton Right to Life Coffee and dessert fundraiser for the GRTL REACH Project, the Rev. Michael Griffin speaking, Matt Thien special music, First Baptist of Conyers, 2100 Ga. Highway 138, Children's Worship Center, 7 to 9 p.m. Info: 678-923-1558. Open House TOPS 21 of Covington open house, Little Red School House, 3170 Newton Drive, 7 p.m. Info: 678-658-6744. Lunch-n-Learn Newton County Extension Office hosting a trip to Fox Vineyards Winery, free, leaving the Extension office, 1113 Usher St., at 11:30 a.m. Info: 770-784-2010. Nov. 7 Harvest Festival Peachtree Academy's 5th annual Harvest Festival, games, food, raffles and more, Peachtree Academy East, off of Salem Road, behind BB&T, $12 per child or $10 in advance, 6 to 9 p.m. Nov. 8 Book Sale Friends of the Library book sale, 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., Nancy Guinn Memorial Library, 1329 Portman Drive, Conyers. Motorcycle Ride Rockdale Career Academy's Relay for Life motorcycle benefit ride, raffles and more, $25 entry fee, $5 for extra rider, 1064 Culpepper Road, registration begins at 8:45 a.m. Info: 770-388-5677 ext. 3151, Sandra Bassett or 678-787-3217, Cliff Bassett. Digital Camera Class The Newton County Library System offering digital camera class, free, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Steven Foster speaking, Library Meeting Room, 7116 Floyd St. Info: 770-787-3231. Fall Festival Gospel Mission Church fall festival, craft show, bake sale, gospel music, cake walk, 9 to 5 p.m., 755 Almon Road, Covington. Info: 770-788-2866. Vendor's Day The Baptist Tabernacle sponsoring Vendor's Day, Pampered Chef, Premier Designs Jewelry, Tomboy Tools and many more vendors, proceeds benefit the R. Hudson Moody Christian Heritage Center, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., lunch $4 per plate, 10119 Access Road, Covington. Info: 770-786-7775. Nov. 9 Genealogical Society Rockdale County Genealogical Society, celebrations, reflections and refreshments, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 1275 Flat Shoals Road, Conyers, 3 p.m. Info: 770-922-5680 or e-mail: email@example.com. 147th Church Anniversary The Bald Rock Baptist Church celebrating 147th church anniversary, the Rev. Clarence Shipp speaking at 11 a.m. and Pastor Willie Davenport speaking at 3 p.m., 2284 Old Covington Road, Conyers. Info: 404-556-8566. Nov. 11 Toddler Story Time Nancy Guinn Library's Fall Into Reading program, Toddler Time, ages 18 months to 3 years old, also Nov. 18, 864 Green St., 10:30 a.m. Info: 770-388-5041. East Metro Women's Connection East Metro Women's Connection luncheon, "Take the Hassle Out of the Holidays," Always Banquet Facility, 1613 Milstead Ave., Conyers, childcare available, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Info: 770-786-8352, Jean or 770-787-6457, Ann. Teen Debate Night Teen Debate Night, forum to discuss misconceptions about teenagers, at Cafe, 1410 Klondike Road, Suite C, Conyers, free school supplies given to participants, hosted by The Good News Notebook, 6 p.m. Info: 678-596-7936 or www.gnnotebook.com. Nov. 12 Preschool Story Time Nancy Guinn Library's Fall Into Reading program, Preschool Time, ages 3 to 5 years old, also Nov. 19, 864 Green St., 10:30 a.m. Info: 770-388-5041. Nov. 13 Baby Story Time Nancy Guinn Memorial Library's Fall Into Reading program, Baby Story Time, newborn to 18 months old, also Nov. 20, 864 Green St., 10:30 a.m. Info: 770-388-5041. Nov. 14 Ice Skating Ice skating at the Pavilion, Olde Town Conyers, $6 for skating, $2 for skate rental, complete calendar available online. Info: www.icedays.com or 770-602-2606. Nov. 16 Concert The Ole Country Church hosting concert featuring Young Harmony, 2649 Ga. Highway 155, McDonough, nursery provided for ages 4 and under, 6 p.m. Info: 770-957-2818. Nov. 18 Teens Ride with P.R.I.D.E. The University of Georgia Traffic Injury Prevention Institute offering Georgia Teens Ride with P.R.I.D.E., free course, 1070 Culpepper Drive, Suite 400, Conyers, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Info: 678-413-4281 or www.ridesafegeorgia.org. Nov. 19 Town of Newborn Town of Newborn, due to the election of the mayor and council will hold their November council meeting at 7 p.m. Nov. 21 Talent Search Walton's Most Talented, talent search to benefit 11Alive Can-A-Thon, vocalists, musicians, dancers and many other acts wanted to perform, Social Circle Theater, Hightower Trail, Social Circle, 7 p.m. Info: 678-283-7178 or email@example.com. Nov. 29 1998 Class Reunion Salem High School 1998 Class Reunion, 6 to 10 p.m., guests welcome, cash bar, heavy appetizers included, $25 per person, Churchills, The War Room, 3223 Cain Hill Place, Atlanta, please RSVP. Info: firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com. Dec. 1 Love Light Tree Lighting of the Love Light Tree, Rockdale Medical Center, 1412 Milstead Ave., free, 7 p.m. Info: 770-918-3400. Dec. 7 Tour of Homes Pilot Club of Conyers hosting 13th annual Tour of Homes, Olde Town Conyers, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., $12 tickets prior to tour and $15 the day of the tour. Info: 770-787-0498 or 770-483-5957. Dec. 13 Book Sale Friends of the Library book sale, 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., Nancy Guinn Memorial Library, 1329 Portman Drive, Conyers. The Community Calendar is a forum for announcing meetings and events of nonprofit organizations of Rockdale and Newton counties. To submit information, call 770-483-7108, ext. 401, fax the information c/o Julie Anderson at 770-483-5797 or e-mail event information to firstname.lastname@example.com. Please include an event description, sponsoring organization, date, time, place, phone number and contact person. Announcements are printed as space is available in date order.
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(DELCO TIMES) CHESTER – An 18-year-old student seen boasting on video about a vicious attack on a classmate is one of five Chester High School students being held in the county jail on assault charges.
"The (expletive) just got real here," Edward Stanley brags on the video taken at the school on Tuesday then posted on Youtube and Facebook. "This is Chester High for you, man."
Stanley, Jordan Morales, 16, Clayton Newman, 18, Citerrah Gomillon, 16, and Omar Davis are each charged, as adults, with aggravated assault, possession of an instrument of crime, reckless endangerment, robbery and conspiracy. The five were arraigned late Wednesday by Magisterial District Judge Walter A. Strohl and remanded to Delaware County prison in lieu of 10 percent of $100,000 bail.
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Dandelion Wine (Hardcover)
Ray Bradbury's moving recollection of a vanished golden era remains one of his most enchanting novels. Dandelion Wine stands out in the Bradbury literary canon as the author's most deeply personal work, a semi-autobiographical recollection of a magical small-town summer in 1928.
Twelve-year-old Douglas Spaulding knows Green Town, Illinois, is as vast and deep as the whole wide world that lies beyond the city limits. It is a pair of brand-new tennis shoes, the first harvest of dandelions for Grandfather's renowned intoxicant, the distant clang of the trolley's bell on a hazy afternoon. It is yesteryear and tomorrow blended into an unforgettable always. But as young Douglas is about to discover, summer can be more than the repetition of established rituals whose mystical power holds time at bay. It can be a best friend moving away, a human time machine who can transport you back to the Civil War, or a sideshow automaton able to glimpse the bittersweet future.
Come and savor Ray Bradbury's priceless distillation of all that is eternal about boyhood and summer.
About the Author
Ray Bradbury (1920 2012) was the author of more than three dozen books, including Fahrenheit 451, The Martian Chronicles, The Illustrated Man, and Something Wicked This Way Comes, as well as hundreds of short stories. He wrote for the theater, cinema, and TV, including the screenplay for John Huston s Moby Dick and the Emmy Award winning teleplay The Halloween Tree, and adapted for television sixty-five of his stories for The Ray Bradbury Theater. He was the recipient of the 2000 National Book Foundation s Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters, the 2007 Pulitzer Prize Special Citation, and numerous other honors.


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Kitchen Confidential: Exile On Main Street
I haven't seen all of the new shows yet, so this quick opinion might change after I see Invasion or My Name Is Earl or How I Met Your Mother, but as it stands right now, Kitchen Confidential is the best new show of the fall. Here's why...
But first a question. This show is based on the book Kitchen Confidential by Anthony Bourdain, a real-life chef and writer. Why did they change his name to Jack Bourdain? I mean, if you're going to use the last name of Bourdain, why change the first name? I can see making up the whole name, but using the real last name and changing the first? I'd love to find out why.
Jack Bourdain is a great chef but a bit of a screw up, having sex in the walk-in, taking drugs, getting into fights with co-workers, etc, so his restaurant resume is a bit of a mess. He's scraping the bottom of the barrel, though I'd love any barrel where a great looking woman (Andrea Parker from Less Than Perfect and The Pretender) lived with me. He's working in the crazy theme restaurant that his girlfriend runs, hoping to get out. And that opportunity comes in the form of a phone call from the owner of Nolita, a hip restaurant where he'd love to work. He goes to the interview and somehow impresses the boss (Frank Langella).
I've worked in a ton of restaurants so I can tell you that everything happens, from the hazing of the naive guy to the chopping off of fingers (happen to me slicing pepperoni on a slicer - ouch), the sex in the back of the kitchen, the arguing, the fire, the rude customers, the bitchy hostess, it's all true. Maybe it's because I have the experience that I really dug this show. The characters are well done. The fringe employees add a lot of color to the kitchen, and Langella has the right amount of gravitas and humanity. And Buffy's Nicholas Brendon? You know what? He's a funny character actor. And he seems like he could be Bruce Campbell's wiseass younger brother. Oddly, I'm not quite sure of Cooper. He was great in Alias, and he's a good actor, I'm just not sure that he has the right amount of darkness and swagger that, well, the real Bourdain has. But he's got TV star written all over him, so we go along with it. And I liked Parker in this role. She probably won't be in it that much, considering what happens at the end plus her commitment to Less Than Perfect, but I hope she's able to pop in now and then (though with the way the pilot ends, with just the right amount of "damn, that sucks" bum out for Cooper and not a little kindness, it might be better if she's not in it that much and maybe shows up for one episode much later in the show's run).
This is the most entertaining pilot I've seen so far this season. It reminds me of something we might see on FX: slightly edgy (too edgy, I feel, for the 8:30 slot, with all the sex and scenes of drug use and overall adult themes), well directed, and fairly unpredictable for a sitcom (it's actually not very sitcom-like, thank God). This could have gone haywire, with overdone restaurant slapstick or unlikable characters, but they've managed to make something that's quirky and well done enough for me to tune in again.


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BENTON, Ill. (KSDK) - A federal grand jury indicted seven people, including an East St. Louis police detective, for conspiring to distribute more than five kilos of cocaine, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Illinois Stephen Wigginton said Friday.
According to court documents, the suspects were identified as:
38-year-old Martez Moore (aka "Tez" and "Mo") of Belleville
33-year-old Antwone Johnson (aka "Twon) of Cahokia
38-year-old Dewayne Hill of St. Clair County
46-year-old Brian Matthews (aka "Caine) of St. Clair County
25-year-old Jaren Jamison (aka "J") of Cahokia
27-year-old Bryant Sawyer of St. Clair County
41-year-old Orlando Ward of Belleville (East St. Louis police detective)
All were charged with conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute more than five kilos of cocaine (Count 1). All but Orlando Ward were charged with possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime (Count 2). Martez Moore and Antwone Johnson were also charged with two additional counts of indictment with distribution of "crack" cocaine.
"Naturally, it's tough because everybody seems to judge all of us in the same basket and that's not the case," said Chief Michael Floore. "We do still have professional officers, and officers with great credibility. Unfortunately, again this is a storm and hopefully this ends and is over with."
Ward was hired in 2001 and is the lead detective in the department. Chief Floore says he only dealt with homicides, and is not involved in drug cases. Floore tells us he was blind-sided by what the charge was, and he's baffled.
"That saddens us because we strive for doing our jobs, and doing them diligently. It's real hard to understand why this has happened. We don't know. But we definitely don't condone it and don't condone any wrongdoing," said Chief Floore.
Mayor Alvin Parks says he's known Ward for about 20 years.
"It's disheartening. It's a situation that we never want to present to the East St. Louis community or any other community. When you have someone who's been sworn under oath to take the law and make sure he's role modeling that behavior, it's disgusting." Parks said.
Chief Floore says they are considering going back through all of Detective Ward's cases, but that is an ongoing discussion that they'll deal with as they go.
The indictment also contains a forfeiture allegation relating to four firearms.
The distribution conspiracy is alleged to have taken place from April 5 to May 7 in St. Clair and Madison counties.
If convicted, the maximum sentences on each charge are as follows:
Count 1 - 10 years to life imprisonment, a $10 million fine, and at least 5 years of supervised release
Count 2 - 5 years to life imprisonment consecutive to the sentence on Count 1, a $250,000 fine, and up to 5 years of supervised release
Count 3 - up to 20 years in prison, a $1 million fine, and at least 3 years of supervised release
Count 4 - 5 years to 40 years imprisonment, a $5 million fine, and at least 4 years of supervised release
Wardis on paid administrative leave, and will remain on paid leave until he's either convicted or cleared. His trial is set for July 8. Wardwas ordered to remain in jail without bond until the conclusion of the trial.


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CommunityAmerica Credit Union cordially invites you to a reception honoring Dennis Pierce's retirement as president and chief executive officer. The reception will take place on Friday, June 5, 2015 from 2-5 p.m.
In recognition of his dedication to the credit union movement, Dennis Pierce was inducted into Credit Union House's Hall of Leaders in Washington, D.C. on Sunday, March 8. Pierce is the former president/CEO of CommunityAmerica Credit Union (Kansas City).
Earlier this month, CommunityAmerica Credit Union (Kansas City) announced that it hired the new chief executive officer from within. Lisa Ginter, chief operating officer (COO) for CommunityAmerica, becomes CEO March 1.
Lenexa-based CommunityAmerica Credit Union announced on September 3 that it has formally established the CommunityAmerica Foundation administered by the Greater Kansas City Community Foundation. The CommunityAmerica Foundation will work to transform the lives of Kansas City families within the credit union's field of membership, helping them attain long-term success and independence through financial literacy and empowerment.
Women in the credit union industry have access to a great professional resource—the Women's Association of Credit Union Leaders (WACUL). This organization is open to female credit union leaders from Missouri and Kansas.
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Tonight could qualify as one of those "ugly, grind-it-out" wins that are so often referred to when a basketball team squeezes out a victory by the skins of their collective teeth. Said games, however, are usually given such a description when both teams struggle to score the ball, and actually have to play ugly, hustling,… More
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Cheers, mates! The Knicks' one-game stint in London proved to be a fun, albeit sloppy one as they took care of the Detroit Pistons, 102-87. The team took another step in the direction of full health by welcoming Iman Shumpert back into the rotation in a game that featured some entertaining moments. The lowly, perhaps… More
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Breathe, breathe, breathe…. Okay. Excuse my blood pressure, still soaring to Everest-like peaks after that one. On a night when the Boston Celtics would be without their best player, Rajon Rondo – serving a one-game suspension for bumping a referee – all of the Knicks-Celtics rivalry talk seemed a little forced. After all, despite numerous… More
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The Knicks reclaimed J.R. Smith this past summer for practically nothing. Smith came over to the Knicks as a free agent in 2012, departing a short stint in China during the lockout, had a relatively down season for his standards, and then became a free agent. It was assumed Smith would flee the Knicks during… More
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Raymond Felton's succession of Jeremy Lin was well-documented coming into the season. Lin, a young point guard, a fan and media favorite, was replaced by Felton, an older point guard coming off the worst season of his career with limited potential upside for the future. Felton immediately proclaimed that he was going to come in… More
Recap: Knicks 96, Rockets 109
The Knicks were handed their first home loss of the season from a Rockets team no one expected to snap New York's dominance on their home court. Fittingly, one of the leaders of that Houston team was a guy who defied odds and led an underdog team back to relevance just months ago: Jeremy Lin…. More
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On the night of three marquee returns to Madison Square Garden – Mike D'Antoni, Chris Duhon, and Jordan Hill – the Knicks nearly gave away a once-blowout game to the slumping Los Angeles Lakers. The Knicks kicked off the evening with Carmelo Anthony in the kitchen, cookin' with fire. What began as a shootout, with… More
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Departing Aliens and the Sailing Permit
International Tax Gap Series
May 2009
Before leaving the United States or any of its possessions permanently or for an extended amount of time, all U.S. resident aliens and nonresident aliens (with certain exceptions) must prove they have met all federal tax requirements. This is done by obtaining a tax clearance document, commonly called a "sailing permit" or "departure permit", from the IRS.
This article outlines who must get a sailing permit, who is exempt from this requirement, and how to get the tax clearance document.
Who is required to obtain a Sailing Permit?
Resident aliens leaving only temporarily as well as resident or nonresident aliens with no taxable income can use Form 2063, U.S. Departing Alien Income Tax Statement, to apply for a sailing permit. Form 2063 is a short information form that, once obtained, can be used for all departures during the year.
Nonresident aliens who have any taxable income and resident aliens leaving the U.S. with no definite plans to return for the year will generally have to complete Form 1040-C, U.S. Departing Alien Income Tax Return, to receive a sailing permit. You must pay all tax shown as due on the Form 1040–C or you must furnish a bond prior to departure. Any tax paid with your Form 1040-C counts as a payment on the annual return filed after the end of the tax year (either a Form 1040NR for nonresident aliens or a Form 1040 for resident aliens). If the IRS sees that leaving the U.S. will not jeopardize the collection of the tax, then the tax may not need to be paid with the Form 1040-C.
Note: Lawful permanent resident aliens (green card holders) with no definite plans to return to the U.S. must notify the Department of Homeland Security of their termination of residency and file Form 8854, Initial and Annual Expatriation Information Statement, with the IRS if they:
plan to surrender their green card, and
have been a lawful permanent resident in at least 8 taxable years during the previous 15 taxable years, including the taxable year during which they surrender their green card
See the "Expatriation Tax" information in IRS Publication 519, U.S. Tax Guide for Aliens, for more detailed information.
Who Is Exempt from Obtaining a Sailing Permit?
Certain classes of aliens are exempt from obtaining sailing permits. This includes foreign diplomats, employees of foreign governments, students, trainees and exchange visitors, and others who generally have no income subject to U.S. tax. For more details on who fall into these categories, refer to the "Departing Aliens and the Sailing or Departure Permit" information in IRS Publication 519, U.S. Tax Guide for Aliens.
When and Where Can You Get a Sailing Permit?
Apply for your sailing permits at least two weeks, but no earlier than 30 days, before leaving the U.S. To apply for a sailing permit, visit the nearest IRS Taxpayer Assistance Center (walk–in office). Refer to Publication 519, U.S. Tax Guide for Aliens, for a list of items to bring when visiting the IRS Office. For information on the location of the nearest IRS Taxpayer Assistance Center, call 1-800–829–1040 or visit www.irs.gov. Taxpayers located overseas can call 267-941-1000 (this is not a toll-free number) for assistance.
References and Links
Departing Alien Clearance (Sailing Permit)
Tax Assistance Center Locations
Form 1040-C (PDF)
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Publication 519, U.S. Tax Guide for Aliens (PDF)
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They are both Russian
The word Knockers springs to mind,my dick just springs up.
basligini sikem senin
It says hot Turkis mature, so the woman is the Turkish. Geile Alte, so nebenbei. Die Superschlanken sind eh meist langweilig. Die Beine sind super.
wow I like thisss
I would so love to lick her pussy..she's hot The kind of woman you wouldn't tell your friends about, but keep the memory to yourself.
It is Russian porno
She is Russian, look at her chain she is christian
oh..no download
Not bad. Disliked the messages popping up during the flick.
Her nationality is of no importance, she is a beautiful woman.
i like to fuck her too...anybody knows her? ))))
She s not turkish she has a cross
who gives where she is from but she needs a good Australian cock in her!!!
the guy is half Turkish half russian, the girl is quarter Russian on her mothere's side
there both russians, tukish dont have hairy pussys :)
Very sexy when he entered her hot wet cunt I felt my own cock going in I cum twice while watching
Wish I could caress those breasts and eat that pussy!
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güzeldi dostum
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i like that. very sexy lady!
haber cuando me lo haces igual muñeco
if thatis a turk why a cross she have ??? ......... :D good video ;D
the girl is russian and that dude is a turk
Beautiful lady! Those stockings arouse me....and look at her big boobs...I wish I could squeeze them and suck them..... and that pussy looks so tempting....
The guy is the Turk and the lady is the russian
the dude is russian because he's not circumcised
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bendi sevi sevorum
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St. Louis (KSDK) -- The world famous Budweiser Clydesdales were out in the community as part of a campaign to promote global be responsible day.
NewsChannel5 caught up with thehorses at the Shop-N-Save on Gravois in south St. Louis.
The effort encourages people to drink responsibly and to use a designated driver.
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At YaYa Studios our name is our philosophy. "Ya", we have the design talent and programming expertise to make your web strategy come to fruition. Our can do or "Ya" attitude helps us work through any technical challenge with ease. We have a history of building happy long term relationships with our clients.
We communicate clearly and effectively throughout the entire website development process. We understand the full life-cycle of a website from planning to development to post launch success. We design stunning web pages that exceed industry standards. We program your website using HTML web standards that focus on CSS (table-less) layouts that will make your site search engine friendly and increase speed and performance. We can also handle the heavy lifting and have proven experience building robust web applications.
We specialize in fully custom Content Management Systems. Website administration tools are custom built to your exact specification to suit the requirements of your business needs.
YaYa Studios is lead by Chris Davies, a passionate web developer with a keen eye for design who has over 9 years experience in the web industry. We work with a highly talented, hand picked team of expert designers. Our people are motivated, passionate and will take ownership of their work. The team has professional education and a proven track record for success.
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Call our Gear Heads
at: 800-449-9128
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at: 800-449-9128
Attaches to your marching snare or marching tenors, giving you quick access to spare sticks or mallets. This bag is designed to hold one pair of sticks or mallets. Made of durable and waterproof black nylon, and complete with adjustable velcro attachment tabs.
Our product catalog varies by country due to manufacturer restrictions. If you change the Ship-To country, some or all of the items in your cart may not ship to the new destination.


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