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kcdyer, Tuesday October 7, 2008 - 10:59pm
Lotsa questions coming this way about the Masque, mostly (I guess) since it's new this year. I'm going to do up a little FAQ here, and if you can fire any questions you may still have into the comments section at the end, I'll pop back and answer them over the next few days.
Okay...here goes:
1. Timing. Technically the Masque is our Night Owl event, and therefore does not begin until 9 pm. However, you certainly may come to all the evening festivities, which have been delayed an extra 15 minutes to allow a bit more preparation time, all ready for the Masque, and thereby not miss a minute of the fun.
Here's the way Saturday evening is scheduled to progress:
Workshops end at 5:00 pm. Cash Bar opens.
5:30 pm -- 7:00 pm Book Fair/Author Signing/Social -- This takes place in the Fraser Room. Pick up a passport, get 10 signatures of authors and be eligible for a book draw! Mingle, buy books, get 'em signed, mingle some more.
<Note: 45 minute break here so you can work up an appetite and get yourself ready! Personally, I will be using this time to get my costume on straight...>
7:45 pm Banquet begins. Come eat, drink and be merry. Keynote speech to be given by the one and only, inimitable, wonderful and mellifluous Jack Whyte.
9-ish. Masque officially begins. Goes to at least 11.
2. Attire. Traditionally, we have a bit of a dressy evening for this banquet, but seeing as it is the last Saturday before All Hallow's Eve, this year we are encouraging finery of a different sort. COSTUMES ARE NOT MANDATORY, but of course, are strongly encouraged. A literary motif is encouraged. There WILL be prizes!
3. Facial Cloaking Device. Now here's the thing. This is a Masque, people. That means, by definition, you should wear a mask! If you have a cool one, bring it! But if you don't, fret not. We will have masks AND decorating supplies available all day Friday and Saturday, with the token cost going to raise funds for the Surrey Library's Young People's Writing Contest. It's a good cause, so please support the library, throw your two bucks in the pot and buy a mask! You'll feel good about it all day.
4. <Psst... What happens at a Masque, anyway?> This is just a party, plain and simple. Once the final notes of Jack's inspirational words fade away, the Masque will begin. There will be live music -- a local high school jazz trio will play wyrd and wonderful tunes in the background. We're not having a dance -- just a little music to lighten the evening. The silent auction will continue, with the goods moved inside the Guildford Ballroom so you can have a final shot at winning your bid. (At this point, due to manpower issues, it looks like the silent auction will close at 11 pm.) We'll do a little costume judging, we'll have a cash bar set up in the Ballroom, and it's a chance to mix and mingle with other writers, agents, editors, publishers and mysterious masked marauders. (Okay -- no marauders. But everyone else will be there!) Flit in and out at will, just make sure you have your mask with you! Things close up between 11 and 12, depending on your stamina.
Okay -- that's all I can think of at this point. But if I have forgotten anything, throw your questions into the comments section and we'll go from there.
Oh, and don't forget that your Friday night is also going to be jam-packed with awards, prizes, a fabulous Keynote by Robert J. Sawyer and a NightOwl event like no other ...a live rendition of two very famous, very scary...(roll your rrrrrr's as you say that...verrrry scarrrry) radio plays spearheaded by the one and only Michael Slade.
Hey -- I promised you a good weekend, right? We are going to have FUN!
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*I do hope you are impressed with the title of this post. Do you know how hard it is to legitimately work three (3!) Qs into one title?
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Ps & Qs...
I am *very* impressed with all the Q's! By 'literary theme', do you mean a character from a novel? Or an author? Or do we come dressed up as books? ;)
kcdyer replied on Permalink
Hi Beverley,
Literary theme means...any or all of the above! Just have fun with the idea.
kc dyer
SiWC Conference Coordinator
Anonymous replied on Permalink
So, just to clarify, we change into costumes and masks *after* dinner?
kcdyer replied on Permalink
Hi Laura,
It's up to you. There will be more time before dinner, which has been postponed to 7:45 to allow for time to change. But if you'd prefer to wait, after dinner is fine, too.
kc dyer
SiWC Conference Coordinator
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Banquet Dress Code
I'm not sure if I'm right about this...Do we attend the banquet in our costumes? Or do we dress up for the banquet, and then change into our costumes after the banquet for the masque?
Also - is the Masque included in a pass for the banquet?
kcdyer replied on Permalink
Your choice!
Wear your mask/costume to the banquet if you like or just show up after 9 pm all dressed up -- it's your choice, Sophia! And Night Owl events are free for registered attendees -- no charge!
kc dyer
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20 April 2013
By Russell Fuller
Photo: Golovanov/KivrinDaniela Hantuchova (SVK) and captain Matej Liptak
MOSCOW, RUSSIA: Two high class singles victories from Dominika Cibulkova and Daniela Hantuchova has put Slovak Republic just one win away from its first Fed Cup by BNP Paribas Final in eleven years.
The aggression of Cibulkova coupled with the wily matchplay of Hantuchova - not to mention the enthusiastic support provided by their team bench and a boisterous bunch of travelling fans - mean that the Slovaks lead Russia by two rubbers to love after the opening day of this Fed Cup by BNP Paribas semifinal in Moscow.
"It's always such a pleasure to play in front of [the fans]," Hantuchova said, as she struggled to make herself heard above the din. "Even though I am the one on the court, we are playing as a team, and everyone on the bench is playing the match as well. We have an unbelievable captain (Matej Liptak), and it's just a pleasure to be playing."
Hantuchova had just notched up her 30th Fed Cup singles win, three days shy of her 30th birthday, and 14 years on from her debut in the competition. She was conceding 62 places in the world rankings to Maria Kirilenko in Saturday's second singles rubber, but looked far the more streetwise of the two. She threw in the odd moon ball and the occasional drop shot, and took the pace off the ball every now and again on a quick court with clever use of the backhand slice. She won the first set 62 and then, after Kirilenko claimed eight of the first nine points of the second set, extinguished the Russian's hopes by taking the second 64.
The first rubber had seen Dominika Cibulkova come from a set down to beat Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova 64 in the decider. The pivotal break came in the seventh game, when Cibulkova's deep approach forced the 21-year-old Russian into a backhand error when a second break point down. The Slovak then showed a steely resolve to recover from 0-30 down in the very next game, before again finding herself in arrears when serving for the match. But at 15-30, she produced a brave and high class drop shot which just brushed the tape, and two points later the match was won.
"Sometimes you need luck, but I was brave, I was going for the drop shot. God was with me and I'm happy," said Cibulkova."Pavlyuchenkova is a great player - this is a huge win for me and for my country."
Both players had shown plenty of positive intent throughout the first set, but consistency proved elusive and double faults were too prevalent. There were four breaks of serve in the opening eight games - the turning point came when Cibulkova knifed a forehand volley into the net to give Pavlyuchenkova break point in the 11th game. The Russian's forehand proved too good, and she then held her serve, and her nerve, to take the set 75.
Cibulkova needed six break points and a fortuitous net cord to secure the early break in the second set. The evidence of the first had suggested the match was likely to go the distance, and so it proved, as the world No. 15 ran away with the set 61.
The momentum is very much with the visitors. Russia would expect to win Sunday's doubles, but the form of Cibulkova and Hantuchova on the first day suggests that it might be a hollow, and ultimately academic, victory.
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Was 09 a good year?
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New Smyrna Beach High School's football coach said "of course" he will be on the sidelines Friday after he met with Volusia County Schools officials about a pregame run-in between his team and the Spruce Creek High marching band.
Coach Lance Jenkins and his staff met with the school district's Office of Professional Standards Director Sandy Hovis on Wednesday to discuss the incident that included a number of Barracudas players running a practice play through Spruce Creek's band while they were performing their pregame show Friday on senior night.
"The meeting went well," Jenkins said in a text message Wednesday, minutes after his team finished its practice. "They are just gathering facts. Nothing has been decided."
The meeting was not open to the public.
Nancy Wait, spokeswoman for Volusia County schools, said that an investigation into the incident by Hovis will likely include interviews with other people involved.
"He has several people that he needs to interview to get both sides so that a decision can be made regarding any action," she said.
New Smyrna Beach capped off an undefeated regular season by defeating Spruce Creek 41-14. The Cudas are scheduled to host a playoff game Friday against Winter Haven.
Jenkins said in the text that his job was never in jeopardy.
If disciplinary action were to be taken against Jenkins or any other employee as a result of the investigation, Wait said state law requires the school district wait 10 days before announcing that action publicly.
Some Spruce Creek band parents felt the Barracudas went too far during warm-ups Friday by running between the Hawks band members. Jenkins has countered the Cudas pregrame warmups were within the rules.
He said Spruce Creek coach Bob Goebel had emailed him earlier that afternoon to ask that his team finish warmups by 6:35 p.m. for the 7 p.m. game, and that he complied with that request. He claimed, however, that the Hawks band began marching on the field by 6:30 p.m.
Mark Scott, whose daughter is a senior at Spruce Creek and member of the band, disputed Jenkins' time frame and said the Cudas did not leave the field by 6:35 p.m.
"It was easily after 6:40 (p.m.) because the 20-minute clock had already started," Scott said.
New Smyrna Beach High School Principal Jim Tager sent a written apology to Spruce Creek administrators Tuesday for his football program's behavior during the incident.
"I take responsibility for the fact that during the pregame warm-ups when the Spruce Creek band entered the field, that our coaches and players did not stop running our last two scripted pregame plays," Tager said in the letter. "This is a judgment that we will correct in the future and one that I personally regret occurred during your home game."
Neither Tager nor Spruce Creek Principal Todd Sparger could be reached for comment Wednesday.
Despite the incident, Scott said he didn't think Jenkins should be disciplined.
"I think a written apology by him would be fine," he said.
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- 4 cups uncooked bow tie pasta
- 1 pound chicken tenderloins, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 2 tablespoons olive oil, divided
- 1/2 pound sliced fresh mushrooms
- 1/2 cup chopped green onions
- 2 tablespoons white wine or chicken broth
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) diced tomatoes with roasted garlic, undrained
- 1 can (14 ounces) water-packed quartered artichoke hearts, rinsed and drained
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 2 teaspoons cornstarch
- 2 teaspoons cold water
- 1 tablespoon thinly sliced fresh basil or 1 teaspoon dried basil
- 1/2 cup shaved Parmesan cheese
- Cook pasta according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a large skillet, saute chicken in 1 tablespoon oil until no longer pink. Remove and keep warm.
- In the same skillet, saute mushrooms and onions in remaining oil until tender; add wine, stirring to loosen browned bits from pan. Reduce heat to medium. Stir in the tomatoes, artichokes, salt and chicken. Cook and stir for 4-5 minutes or until heated through.
- Combine cornstarch and water until smooth. Gradually stir into pan. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 1 minute or until thickened. Stir in basil. Drain pasta; serve with chicken mixture and cheese. Yield: 5 servings.
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250 sec. 2 - Business Associations (Fall 2013)
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In virtually every area of legal practice, some rudimentary knowledge about the laws governing business organizations (and particularly corporations) proves helpful. This 4-unit survey course provides much of that orientation, examining the laws governing the modern business organization (with an emphasis on corporations). We will cover a number of topics, including rules of agency law, partnership law, corporate formation, corporate identity, rights of creditors, fiduciary duties, corporate governance, executive compensation, mergers and acquisitions and securities fraud. At core, this is a survey course, so many of the topics we will discuss also have specialized courses offering a more detailed treatment. Consequently, our key goal will be to understand the rudimentary structure of each topic, and how the topics interrelate and in particular how corporate law regulates relationships among multiple different constituencies of the firm, including owners, managers, creditors, employees, customers, and suppliers. Viewed in this light, the governance of a corporation implicates the same challenges and concerns that affect any multi-party economic relationship, ranging from problems of collective action, free riding, private information, distribution and opportunism. The laws governing business organizations constitute an important set of rules, institutions, and practices that regulate and address these concerns.
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Post subject: Please digitize this book!
I've been trying to find some of my old favorites (that are in terrible shape) in e-book form. At the top of my list is Red Adam's Lady by Grace Ingram. To get a new copy would be expensive, although I did shell out for a Nook so why do I hesitate? Because I don't trust that any copy out there will hold up to repeated readings.
Others I'd like to get in e-book are The Kilternan Legacy by Anne McCaffrey and Mixed Company by Marian Cockrell. What books would you like to see in e-book form?
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AndyR wrote:
I've been trying to find some of my old favorites (that are in terrible shape) in e-book form. At the top of my list is Red Adam's Lady by Grace Ingram.
This one is at the very top of my list, too!! I do have the paper copy, but I'd love to have an e-copy, too. Other books I'd love to see digitized are Elizabeth Stuart's
Bride of the Lion
and Patricia Veryan's books. That's a start, I know there are more.
I recently heard of a place called
, where they will scan your books for you. But they don't return your book and I'm not sure of the format of the scanned copy you get back. I'm sure not willing to sacrifice my copy of
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I want Judith Ivory's the Dance to be turned into a e book. It's so hard to find and a used copy can go for around $20. I refuse to spend the money and buy one from Amazon because the second I do they will be selling the ebook for $0.99. (This happened to be with Conor's Way by Laura Lee Guhrke.)
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Judith McNaught's books are not out in ebook form. There is even a thread or two about it on Amazon. Major sales opportunity here!
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Amazon has a button saying "please tell the publisher to make this available on Kindle" - and I press the heck out of that button for dozens of books I want digitized.
I have written amazon a suggestion that they EMAIL ME when a book for which I have pushed that button does become available - but only got an automated "thanks for the advice" type response. Personally doing this seems like a no-brainer to sell books to me, but whatev.
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Yes! Judith McNaught's historicals. I really wish these books were digital. A few more...One Fine Day by Theresa Weir
Midnight Rainbow, Diamond Bay and Duncan's Bride by Linda Howard.
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I really want the old classic's as ebooks. Such as: Angelique by Sergeanne Golon, Celia Garth and Jubilee Trail by Gwen Bristow, Dawn's Early Light by Elswyth Thane, Forever Amber by Kathleen Winsor, and even Sweet Savage Love by Rosemary Rogers and Stormfire by Christine Monson. Plus The Raging Winds of Heaven by June Lund Shiplett, which is one of my all time favorite books.
These older books are becoming harder and harder to find in a UBS and also the local library. I have started ordering some of them from Amazon, but I'd much rather have them on my kindle.
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I, too, would like to see those older books digitized.
Many of Lavyrle Spencer's are available as ebooks, but I'm still waiting on
. I haven't read that one but would like to. Am waiting on and hoping for the Kindle.
I'm also hoping some of Anya Seton's books will eventually have digital editions.
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Kathleen Gilles Seidel, Joan Wolf's prehistoric (can't remember the names). .
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Eggletina wrote:
I, too, would like to see those older books digitized.
Many of Lavyrle Spencer's are available as ebooks, but I'm still waiting on
. I haven't read that one but would like to. Am waiting on and hoping for the Kindle.
I'm also hoping some of Anya Seton's books will eventually have digital editions.
YES! Hummingbird is one of my favorites by her. I've kept a print one, but I too, would love to have it on my kindle!
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I wish The Windflower by Sharon and Tom Curtis was available as an e-book.
Also some of these notorious eighties rapemances which I want to read out of curiosity.
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Ditto to The Patricia Veryan books - in particular her Georgiann series.
Dinah Dean: everything but above all her her Russian Trads. Brilliant but soo expensive on the used market and my collection is incomplete.
Mary Balogh: Her backlist is making it's way into the light but considering how large it is it's too slow. I'd love to see the release of not only her trads but her longer darker 90s books -
Longing, Beyond The Sunrise, Truly, Heartless, Indiscreet etc
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Kathleen Gilles Seidel, Joan Wolf's prehistoric (can't remember the names). .
Joan Wolf's prehistoric books
available as ebooks! I've snapped them up already. They are published DRM free by Belgrave House and I got mine from Fictionwise.
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Another yes for Patricia Veyan's books and Dance and Bliss by Judith Ivory. I'm slowly trying to get all my faves as ebooks. Can you imagine having all your top faves in one place with you at all times. But I mentioned somewhere else I'm sure, that some of them are ridiculously priced and there's not a chance I will ever get them.
I really like it when the rights return to the authors instead of staying with the publishers. That's when we readers can get their ebooks at great prices.
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How about Bride of the McHugh, Myu Lord Monleigh and My enemy, My Love by Jan Cox Speas? I think they are being re-issued in trade paperback.
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In Re Tatum, 09-12170 (Bankr. D. Kan. Jun. 8, 2012) Doc. # 86
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SIGNED this 7th day of June, 2012.
BRANDON J. TATUM, ) Case No. 09-12170
KAYLA L. TATUM, ) Chapter 7
Debtors. )
In bankruptcy, debtors have a duty to "stay in touch."1 The address that a debtor lists on his
petition is the place where he can be served notice of any motion or complaint that is filed in the
1 See Fed. R. Bankr. P. 4002(a)(5)("The debtor shall . . . file a statement of any change of
the debtor's address.").
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case.2 Debtors who move without notifying the court of their new location run the risk of being
served with notice or process and never learning of proceedings that have been filed against them.
Many of those proceedings can have profound effects on their rights. Because the Court's power
to relieve debtors from default orders or judgments is limited, it's important that they file notice of
any change of address as promptly as possible. Failing to do that can have grave consequences.
Brandon and Kayla Tatum moved from their home on North 1st Street in Mulvane in
November of 2009, four months after filing their chapter 7 case here. They never filed a change of
address form with the Court, nor did they tell their attorney, Mark J. Lazzo, or the trustee, Steven
Speth. Not surprisingly, they say they did not receive a series of letters from Lazzo forwarding
demands by the trustee for their 2009 tax refund. The Tatums also claim that they did not receive
from the Court copies of the turnover order concerning the refund, the summons issued in the
trustee's adversary proceeding for revocation of their discharge, or the Court's May, 2011 orders
revoking their discharge and entering judgment against them for the refund. Only when judgment
creditor Hentzen Contractors, Inc. began to garnish Brandon's wages in June of 2011 did the Tatums
realize that their discharge had been revoked. Then they acted swiftly to repay the $1,445 income
tax refund that the trustee had sought all along and promptly filed this Motion to set aside the
revocation of their discharge, which the trustee does not oppose.3 Hentzen, however, does object,
arguing that the debtors benefitted from holding the income tax refund for a year and that they have
2 Fed. R. Bankr. P. 7004(b)(9)(debtor may be served by summons and complaint mailed
to address shown in petition "or to such other address as the debtor may designate in a filed
3 Dkt. 45.
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generally acted in bad faith.4 An evidentiary hearing on the Motion was held April 17, 2012.5
In April of 2007, the Tatums' home on Pearl Street in Mulvane burned. They hired Hentzen
and other contractors to repair it and incurred $24,000 in unpaid expenses. Their insurer paid them
approximately $29,000, some in joint payee checks to the Tatums and other parties, and about
$20,000 to them alone. Because the insurance proceeds were insufficient to pay all contractors the
Tatums failed to pay Hentzen in full. In April 2008, Hentzen obtained judgment against the Tatums
in a state court limited actions case and began to execute. The Tatums sold their home in October
of 2008 and paid off their mortgage. They filed this bankruptcy case on July 10, 2009 and were
granted a discharge on November 19, 2009.
When they filed, they lived in a rented home on North 1st Street in Mulvane. In November
of 2009, they moved to a home on Edgewood Drive. They did not file as change of address with the
Court nor did they tell Lazzo they'd moved. Brandon Tatum testified that he received some mail that
had been received at 1st Street from their landlord despite having filed a forwarding order with the
post office, but he did not recall receiving anything from the Court or counsel at Edgewood.6 The
Tatums signed their tax return on February 4, 2010, and applied for a refund anticipation loan.7 After
Lazzo wrote them a letter on April 29 requesting a copy of the return, they supplied it in the next
4 Dkt. 47.
5 Debtors appeared in person and by their attorney Mark Lazzo. Hentzen Contractors
appeared by its attorney Kurt A. Harper.
6 That forwarding order expired after one year, or approximately November 2010.
7 Ex. J.
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19 days. Lazzo sent the 2009 tax return to Speth on May 18.8 The Tatums did not forward the
estate's share of their refund, though they had been directed by the trustee to do so at the § 341
meeting on September 11, 2009, and their counsel had previously advised them not to spend any
refund they may receive.
The refund anticipation loan documents suggest that they likely received the proceeds of the
loan within a few days of filing their return or shortly after February 4.9 Per the loan's terms, when
the return was processed and the refund issued, it would be directly deposited to an account held by
the lender. The Tatums probably didn't have possession of the refund by the time their lawyer
requested it in late May.10
The tax return reflected the Tatums' then-current address on Edgewood, but both the trustee
and their counsel continued to direct mail to the Tatums at North 1st Street.11 Mr. Tatum said that
he didn't receive the motion for turnover filed by the trustee or the turnover order entered in July,
2010.12 In late July, Lazzo notified Speth that he could not locate the debtors.13
In late February of 2011, the trustee filed an adversary proceeding to revoke the Tatums'
8 Ex. 3, Ex. K.
9 See Ex. J, Application, p. 2 (Refund Anticipation Loans on returns that are
electronically filed are funded within 2 days of the return's filing).
10 Ex. 4.
11 By June of 2010, the Tatums had moved again, from the Edgewood address to an
address on Willow Lane.
12 Ex. 5, Dkt. 23.
13 Ex. 7. There is no record in the court's file of the motion notice or the order being
returned to the court as undeliverable, but that alone does not mean that the mail wasn't
delivered. It may simply have been delivered to the Tatums' old address and retained by the
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discharge for failure to comply with the court's turnover order.14 In his complaint, the trustee
alleged that the debtors had disobeyed a court order in violation of § 727(a)(6)(A) and that they had
knowingly and fraudulently retained estate property in violation of § 727(d)(2).15 He attempted mail
service on them at the North 1st Street address, the address in their petition.16 When they did not
answer, he filed a motion for default judgment to which no one objected and took default judgment,
but only on the (a)(6)(A) disobedience claim. A journal entry revoking their discharge was entered
in the adversary proceeding on May 10, 2011.17 On May 17, 2011, the Court's mailing containing
the judgment and journal entry was returned marked "forwarding order expired," noting that the
forwarding address was to Willow Lane.18 That suggests the debtors did not receive a copy of the
default judgment from the Court. An Order Revoking Discharge was entered in the main case on
May 31, 2011 and the case was closed.19 The Tatums deny ever receiving a copy of this order. By
this time, they lived on Mundell Street and their forwarding order had long since expired.
Tatum testified that he never received Lazzo's letters or any other mailings concerning the
turnover motion, the turnover order, or the summons and complaint for the adversary proceeding.20
14 Adv. No. 11-5064. By this time, the forwarding order for the Tatums'mail had expired.
15 Ex. 8.
16 Id.
17 Adv. Dkt. 10, 11.
18 See Adv. Dkt. 12 and 13.
19 Dkt. 29. The bankruptcy case was reopened in July of 2011 upon the trustee's motion.
See Dkt. 33, 36.
20 Specifically, Tatum denied receiving correspondence from his attorney dated April 29,
2010 (Ex. 3), May 27, 2010 (Ex. 4), and June 4, 2010 (Ex. 5) regarding the Tatums' 2009 tax
returns and refunds and the trustee's demand therefore. All of these letters were addressed to the
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Nor did he acknowledge receiving the order revoking discharge or the judgment entered in the
adversary and, as noted above, the court's docket contains two returned mail notices concerning the
judgment.21 Mr. Tatum testified that he would have been able to repay the 2009 refund at any time
during this course of events had he received any of the notices. Mr. Tatum's demeanor on the stand
was respectful and sincere, even under well-executed cross examination, and I found his testimony
Immediately after the Tatums' discharge was revoked, Hentzen resumed post-judgment
collection activities by garnishing Brandon Tatum's wages. Tatum's employer advised him of the
garnishment in June or July of 2011 and he contacted his counsel. This was when he first learned
of the tax refund issue. Tatum paid the estate's share of the 2009 refund plus court costs to the
trustee by hand-delivery of a cashier's check in the amount of $1,445.19 on July 26, 2011 and filed
this Motion to set aside the discharge revocation order on August 10, 2011.22 Hentzen claims that
the debtors have acted in bad faith by not being forthcoming about some of their assets during the
case and by spending the tax refund on a motorcycle rather than remitting it to the trustee. The
evidence about these allegations is inconclusive at best and, in any event, not essential to the Court's
legal conclusion.
Tatums at the North 1st Street address but the Tatums had moved from 1st Street in November of
2009 and were living on Edgewood. Similarly, service of the trustee's June 2010 motion for
turnover was attempted on the Tatums at the 1st Street address. Ex. 5. The summons and
adversary complaint were also served by first class mail addressed to the Tatums at the 1st Street
address and which they deny having received. Ex. 8. Nor did they receive their attorney's urgent
letter of March 3, 2011 (using the 1st Street address) advising them that the trustee had filed an
adversary proceeding against them and their need to contact him. Ex. 9.
21 Also notable is the lack of any undelivered mail notices in the record for a series of
notices issued and mailed by the court from October of 2011 to March of 2012.
22 Ex. 10; Dkt. 45.
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The Tatums' Motion does not specify any legal grounds for relief from the order revoking
their discharge in the main case. I construe the Motion as one for relief from the judgment in the
adversary proceeding and the order revoking their discharge entered in the main case. That
implicates Fed. R. Bankr. P. 9024 which, in turn, makes Fed. R. Civ. P. 60(b) applicable in
bankruptcy cases.23 To the extent that granting relief from the default judgment in the adversary
proceeding would be required here, Rule 55 concerns arise, too.24
The Tatums' Motion is timely. Requests for relief from judgment under Rule 60(b)(4), (5),
or (6) must be made within a reasonable time.25 The Tatums' Motion was brought within a
reasonable time from entry of the order and judgment of revocation and promptly upon the Tatums'
discovery that their discharge had been revoked.26
The Tatums' story is somewhat compelling: through an omission they claim was inadvertent,
they never received actual notice of several adverse actions taken against them in this case and they
have lost their discharge. Their effort to recover it is stymied by a creditor who took no action to
challenge their relief while the bankruptcy estate was being administered, but has now benefitted
from what is essentially a windfall – the revocation of their discharge for other reasons and the
23 Fed. R. Bankr. P. 9024.
24 Fed. R. Bankr. P. 7055 makes Fed. R. Civ. P. 55 applicable to adversary proceedings.
Rule 55(c) permits relief from the clerk's entry of default for "good cause" and incorporates
relief under the provisions of Rule 60(b) for relief from the default judgment.
25 Fed. R. Civ. P. (c)(1).
26 See Orner v. Halala, 30 F.3d 1307 (10th Cir. 1994) (A motion brought under Rule
60(b)(4) "is not subject to any time limitation," quoting V.T.A., Inc. v. Airco, Inc., 597 F.2d 220,
224 n. 9 (10th Cir. 1979), because a void judgment is a nullity from the outset).
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resuscitation of its judgment. Sympathy is on the debtors' side, but the law is not. Because their loss
is largely the result of their omission, the law leaves little latitude for their relief.
The Order Revoking Discharge is Not Void: Fed. R. Civ. P. 55(c) and 60(b)(4)
Rule 60(b)(4) gives the Court discretion to relieve a party from the effects of a void
judgment. The Tatums argue that the adversary judgment that underlies the revocation order is void
because they never received notice of the summons and complaint that the trustee mailed to North
1st Street. Notwithstanding this argument's facial appeal, the trustee's service was complete. Fed.
R. Bankr. P. 7004(b)(9) authorized the trustee to serve the summons and complaint on the Tatums
by first class mail "at the address shown on the petition" or at whatever other address they filed with
the court.27 He did. Neither the judgment against the Tatums nor the order revoking their discharge
are void for lack of service. It is true that the trustee had the Tatums' tax return that contained the
Tatums' then-current address on Edgewood and further true that the Tatums' attorney advised the
trustee in late July of 2010 that attempts to contact the Tatums had been unsuccessful and he could
not reach them. Arguably the trustee had reason to know that the 1st Street address was invalid when
he mailed the summons and complaint to that address on March 1, 2011. Nevertheless, many courts
hold that Rule 7004(b)(9) permits reliance on the petition address when serving by first class mail,
whether it is the correct address or not.28 Thus, notwithstanding Brandon Tatum's credible testimony
27 Rule 7004(b)(9) governs not only the service relative to the adversary proceeding, it
also governs the trustee's motion for turnover. See Fed. R. Bankr. P. 9014(b) which makes Rule
7004's service provisions applicable to contested matters brought by motion.
28 See In re Park Nursing Center, Inc., 766 F.2d 261 (6th Cir. 1985) (Predecessor of Rule
7004(b)'s service by first class mail did not violate due process and withstood constitutional
challenge); Cossio v. Cate (In re Cossio), 163 B.R. 150, 156 (9th Cir. BAP 1994) aff'd 56 F.3d 70
(9th Cir. 1995) (declaration that summons and complaint were never received is insufficient to
controvert fact of first class mailing); In re Coggin, 30 F.3d 1443, 1450 n. 8 (11th Cir. 1994),
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that he never received the summons and complaint, service upon him was complete when it was
Neither does Rule 55(c) avail the Tatums of relief from the default judgment. To be granted
relief from a default judgment, the Tatums must look to Rule 60(b).30 To reopen the default
judgment, the debtors needed to show that the default was not the result of their culpable conduct,
that granting the relief would not prejudice other parties, and that they had a meritorious defense.31
To the extent their inaction was the consequence of lack of notice, the responsibility for that is
entirely at their feet – as noted above, they did not keep the Court or counsel apprised of their
whereabouts. Relieving them from this revocation judgment and order would prejudice all of their
prepetition creditors by operating to discharge all of their creditors' pre-petition debts and to prevent
those creditors from proceeding against them. Nor can the Tatums show that they had a meritorious
defense to the adversary complaint's charge that they violated a lawful court order as specified by
abrogated on other grounds, Kontrick v. Ryan, 540 U.S. 443 (2004); In re Zecevic, 344 B.R. 572
(Bankr. N.D. Ill. 2006).
29 See In re Vincze, 230 F.3d 297, 299-300 (7th Cir. 2000)(Rule 7004(b)(9) service is
constitutionally adequate; the rule does not require proof of receipt, only that the complaint and
summons be mailed to the debtor and attorney at the address listed in debtor's bankruptcy
petition); In re Wallace, 316 B.R. 743, 747 (10th Cir. BAP 2004) (Service was complete when
mailed to debtor's address of record, notwithstanding that a different address for homestead
property was listed on bankruptcy schedules.).
30 A clerk's entry of default, a necessary predicate to the entry of a default judgment
under Rule 55(b), was neither requested nor entered in accordance with Rule 55(a). See Garrett
v. Seymour, 217 Fed. Appx. 835, 838 (10th Cir. 2007). Relief from a clerk's entry of default is
available for "good cause," a lesser standard than that to which a motion for relief from a default
judgment under Rule 60(b) is exposed.
31 U.S. v. Timbers Preserve, 999 F.2d 452, 454 (10th Cir. 1993); In re Wallace, 298 B.R.
435 (10th Cir. BAP 2003), aff'd 99 Fed. Appx. 879 (10th Cir. May 28, 2004) (debtor not entitled
to relief from default judgment where default resulted from debtor's own culpable conduct and
debtor made no showing of a meritorious defense)
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§ 727(a)(6)(A). To defend against that claim, the Tatums would need to show that the turnover order
was either not lawful, that they had never received notice of it, or that complying with it would have
been impossible.32 No one argues that the order was unlawful and, as noted above, they were
properly served with it. At trial, Tatum testified that he was prepared at all times to render the
estate's share of the refund to the trustee, a statement that cuts against any claim that performance
of the order was impossible.
In short, the Tatums could easily have prevented this turn of events by notifying counsel of
their move and filing a change of address form with the Court.33 Service by mail upon them was
complete when mailed to the address on their petition, even if it was the wrong address.34 The
discharge revocation judgment and order are not void.
The Tatums' Payment Did Not "Satisfy" the Judgment: Fed. R. Civ. P. 60(b)(5)
With their payment to the trustee of the estate's share of the income tax refund, the Tatums
have complied with the Court's turnover order. But they have not satisfied the revocation judgment
in a way that would warrant relief under Rule 60(b)(5). As I noted in In re Jacobs, the part of the
judgment that revoked their discharge is not one susceptible to satisfaction.35 Unlike the Jacobs case,
this is not a matter in which the debtors appear to have purposefully dogged the process for
collecting refunds. Once they acknowledged their liability, they promptly paid it. Still, their distress
32 Standiferd v. U.S. Trustee, 641 F.3d 1209, 1212 (10th Cir. 2011)
33 Fed. R. Bankr. P. 4002(a)(5).
34 See Fed. R. Bankr. P. 9006(e) (service of process or other papers, or notice, by mail is
complete on mailing)
35 In re Jacobs, 2008 WL 4369273 (Bankr. D. Kan., Sept. 22, 2008, Nugent,
B.J.)(rejecting debtor's effort to set aside revocation of discharge under Rule 60(b)(5) and
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is largely the consequence of their failing to keep in touch with the Court and counsel. Even if they
did not receive actual notice of the turnover order or the default judgment, they were properly served
at the last address they provided the Court.
No Other Reason Justifies Relief: Fed. R. Civ. P. 60(b)(6)
Nor is general relief under Rule 60(b)(6)'s "any other reason justifying relief" provision
available on these facts. The Tenth Circuit has held that a court only has discretion to grant relief
under this subsection "in extraordinary circumstances and only when necessary to accomplish
justice."36 As Professor Wright noted, "[T]he broad power granted by clause (6) is not for the
purpose of relieving a party from free, calculated and deliberate choices he has made. A party
remains under a duty to take legal steps to protect his own interests."37 Here, the Tatums took no
steps to keep the Court or their counsel informed as to their whereabouts or where they could receive
mail. They received their refund loan proceeds shortly after the February 4 return was filed, but did
not supply the estate's share as both the trustee and their attorney had directed at the § 341 meeting,
held months before, until June of 2011 – 16 months after they received the money.
I do not reach this conclusion lightly. The trustee, the representative of all the creditors, has
not opposed this motion. During the case, Hentzen contented itself with filing a claim and settling
for a very small dividend. When the Tatums' discharge was revoked, it essentially received a
36 Cashner v. Freedom Stores, Inc., 98 F.3d 572, 579 (10th Cir. 1996); See also Marcus
Food Co. v. DiPanfilo, 671 F.3d 1159, 1166 (10th Cir. 2011) (Relief under Rule 60(b) is
"extraordinary and may only be granted in exceptional circumstances.") .
37 The Late Charles Alan Wright, Arthur R. Miller, Mary Kay Kane, Richard L. Marcus,
11 FEDERAL PRAC. AND PROC. § 2864, p. 359 (2d ed. 2012), see Ackermann v. U.S., 340 U.S.
193, 196 (1950).
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windfall that it is understandably reluctant to give up. While the equities here are close, the law is
clear. In these circumstances, relief from the judgment should not be granted. While I would prefer
to grant the Tatums equitable "absolution," the law does not support that result.
The debtors' motion to vacate the order revoking their discharge is DENIED.
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1. Nicole Smith/Jacqueline Cako (ASU) def. Lacey Smyth/Shayne Austin (UA) 8-4
2. Leighann Sahagun/Desirae Krawczyk (ASU) def. Kim Stubbe/Akilah James (UA) 8-3
3. Joanna Smith/Hannah James (ASU) def. Susan McRann/Laura Oldham (UA) 8-0
Order of Finish: 3, 2, 1
1. Jacqueline Cako (ASU) def. Lacey Smyth (UA) 6-3, 6-3
2. Kim Stubbe (UA) def. Desirae Krawczyk (ASU) 6-0, 6-3
3. Laura Oldham (UA) def. Leighann Sahagun (ASU) 6-3, 6-3
4. Akilah James (UA) def. Stephanie Vlad (ASU) 7-5, 6-0
5. Hannah James (ASU) def. Susan McRann (UA) 6-3, 6-3
6. Joanna Smith (ASU) def. Inge Hendrikx (UA) 6-1, 6-1
Order of Finish: 6, 2, 1, 5*, 4, 3


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A 71-year-old Stuttgart man was held at knife point Wednesday.
According to the incident report filed with the Stuttgart Police Department, the man said his stepdaughter's boyfriend came to his home and threatened to kill him.
"The man had pulled a large knife on him and held it to (the victim's) throat and told him that if he didn't bring the property back by tomorrow he would kill him," SPD Sgt. Keith Smith wrote in his report.
The man said the argument started over property in his deceased wife's will.
The victim did not know the suspect's name, but told police he was a black male from Pine Bluff. Possible charge in case could include aggravated assault, a felony charge.
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Men's Squash Tops F&M, With Battle Ivy Co-Champ Harvard In Saturday Semi
CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKETS l WEEKEND PREVIEW
The reigning national champion Princeton men's squash team defeated seventh-ranked Franklin & Marshall in a hard-fought Potter Cup quarterfinal match Friday afternoon at the Brady Squash Center. The victory, combined with Harvard's 6-3 win over Rochester, sets up a showdown of the Ivy League co-champions Saturday.
Second-seeded Princeton will take on third-seeded Harvard at noon on Courts 7-9 at the Brady Squash Center. The winner will advance to Sunday's national final against either Trinity or Yale. Princeton defeated Harvard 5-4 during the regular season, though Saturday's semifinal will feature only three similar match-ups from the Jadwin showdown on January 13 (Harvard won those at 1 and 6, while Princeton won at 2).
Princeton may have had a bit more drama than it expected early on, as the Diplomats pushed Princeton during the first shift. Sophomore All-America Tyler Osborne took care of business at the No. 3 spot with a 3-0 win, but Michael LeBlanc had to survive four close games before securing his win at the No. 9 position.
The Tigers looked good for a sweep, as Taylor Tutrone led 2-0 at the No. 6 spot, but Alexander Arjoon fought back in the final three games to steal the match and keep F&M within one. At the same time, Mauricio Sedano had taked the first game at No. 2 over Princeton's Samuel Kang, and the first two games at the No. 8 spot had been split.
Ultimately, though, Princeton took control. Kang was strong in his final three games, and Hoffman took wins of 12-10 and 11-8 to close the match at No. 8. Steve Harrington provided the clincher with a dominant effort at the No. 5 spot.
Princeton added nine individual wins in 10 games during the third shift to close out the match and start preparations for the semifinal matchup with Harvard, which shared the Ivy League title with Princeton by going unbeaten in league play the rest of the season.
Princeton 8, Franklin & Marshall 1
1) Todd Harrity (P) d. Guilherme DeMelo 3,5,6
2) Samuel Kang (P) d. Mauricio Sedano (9),0,7,4
3) Todd Harrity (P) d. Ryan Mullaney 9,4,6
4) Dylan Ward (P) d. Pedro Almeida 10,3,3
5) Steve Harrington (P) d. Antonio De La Torre 7,3,9
6) Alexander Arjoon (F&M) d. Taylor Tutrone (9),(10),4,9,6
7) Vivek Dinodia (P) d. Charles Cutler (7),10,4,5
8) David Hoffman (P) d. Brian Henry 7,(7),10,8
9) Michael LeBlanc (P) d. Patrick Cunningham 7,9,(12),8