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12-05155 Morris v. Pioneer Credit Recovery, Inc. et al (Doc. # 24) - Document Text
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- Published: 24 October 2013
- Written by Judge Somers
SIGNED this 22nd day of October, 2013.
Opinion Designated for Electronic Use, But Not for Print Publication
In Re:
JOHN WESLEY KNOWLES and
J. MICHAEL MORRIS, Trustee,
and UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT
The Chapter 7 Trustee, J. Michael Morris, filed this action to avoid allegedly
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preferential or fraudulent transfers made by Debtor John Wesley Knowles to the United
States Department of Agriculture - Rural Housing Service ("RHS") as indemnification for
payments made by the RHS to Bankwest of Kansas, the Debtor's mortgage lender under a
Department of Agriculture guaranteed loan program. The parties have filed a stipulation
of facts and submitted the case on written briefs. The Court has jurisdiction.1
For the reasons discussed below, the Court denies the Complaint, except as to the
transfer for the benefit of the Department of Agriculture of $1,572.78 by a prepetition
wage garnishment. The defendants agree this transfer was preferential and will pay the
amount to the Trustee upon the entry of an order.
As its findings of fact, the Court adopts the parties' stipulations,2 which are
supported by attached exhibits and state substantially as follows:
1. On or about February 25, 2005, John W. Knowles ("Debtor") executed and
delivered a promissory Note to Bankwest of Kansas ("Bankwest"), whereby he promised
to pay Bankwest the sum of $42,000, with interest thereon at 6% per annum. As
consideration for the Note, Bankwest made a loan to Debtor.
1 This Court has jurisdiction over the parties and the subject matter pursuant to 28 U.S.C.
§§ 157(a) and 1334(a) and (b), and the Standing Order of the United States District Court for the District
of Kansas that exercised authority conferred by § 157(a) to refer to the District's bankruptcy judges all
matters under the Bankruptcy Code and all proceedings arising under the Code or arising in or related to a
case under the Code, effective July 10, 1984. Furthermore, this Court may hear and finally adjudicate this
matter because it is a core proceeding pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 157(b)(2)(F) and (H). There is no
objection to venue or jurisdiction over the parties.
2 Dkt. 17 and 19.
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2. The Note was secured by a mortgage on the following described real property:
All of Lots Nineteen (19) and Twenty (20), Block One
Hundred One (101), North Addition to the City of Colby,
Kansas, as shown by the recorded Plat thereof, commonly
known as 815 E. 8th Street, Colby, KS 67701.
3. The loan made by Bankwest was guaranteed by the United States of America
acting through the Rural Housing Service ("RHS"), an agency of the United States
Department of Agriculture ("USDA"). The Loan Note Guarantee ("Guarantee") includes
the following: "5. The Loan Note Guarantee will terminate automatically (a) upon full
payment of the guaranteed loan; or (b) upon full payment of any loss obligation
hereunder; or (c) upon written notice from the Lender to RHS that the guarantee will
terminate provided this Loan Note Guarantee is returned to be canceled by RHS."
4. On February 16, 2005, Debtor executed a Request for Single Family Housing
Loan Guarantee. The Request includes:
I certify and acknowledge that if the Agency pays a loss claim
on the requested loan to the lender, I will reimburse the
Agency for that amount. If I do not, the agency will use all
remedies available to it, including those under the Debt
Collection Improvement Act, to recover on the Federal debt
directly from me. The Agency's right to collect is
independent of the lender's right to collect under the
guaranteed note and will not be affected by any release by the
lender of my obligation to repay the loan. Any Agency
collection under this paragraph will not be shared with the
5. Debtor defaulted on the Bankwest loan, and Bankwest filed a petition of
foreclosure on July 23, 2009. On October 26, 2009, a Journal Entry of Judgment was
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entered in Bankwest of Kansas v. John W. Knowles, Case No. 09CV27, Thomas County,
Kansas, granting the plaintiff an in personam judgment and a judgment of foreclosure, in
the amount of $39,662.08, together with interest, costs, and fees as detailed in the
Judgment. This was the full amount owed under the loan.
6. A Sheriff's sale was held on December 10, 2009. Bankwest purchased the
property for $44,390.02 by issuing a credit bid against the judgment. This bid included
all amounts due under the loan and judgment.
7. Bankwest subsequently sold the property, resulting in net proceeds in the
amount of $20,280.37. Bankwest then submitted a loss claim to the USDA - RHS in the
amount of $21,200.45. On November 26, 2010, the USDA paid Bankwest $20,662.73 on
this claim.
8. On April 9, 2011, pursuant to 31 U.S.C. § 3720A, the USDA sent notice to
Debtor of the delinquent indebtedness in the amount of $20,662.73, giving Debtor 60
days to respond and assert any defenses; otherwise, the indebtedness would be certified to
the Department of the Treasury Offset Program ("TOP"). Debtor did not respond to the
notice. On June 11, 2011, the USDA certified the debt to the Department of the Treasury
for offset.
9. On or about February 15, 2012, pursuant to 26 U.S.C. § 6402(d), the
Department of the Treasury paid Debtor's 2011 federal income tax overpayment to the
USDA. The overpayment amount was $6,085. The USDA applied $6,068 to the debt,
and the Treasury Department retained a $17 service charge.
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10. The Department of the Treasury, pursuant to 31 U.S.C. § 3720, through its
agent Pioneer Credit Recovery, Inc., garnished Debtor's wages prepetition in the amount
of $2,541.83, which was applied to the debt. The amount of $1,572.78 was garnished
within ninety (90) days of the filing of the bankruptcy. The USDA has indicated a
willingness to turn the $1,572.78 over to the Trustee, but as of the date of the stipulation,
had not done so. The USDA has requested an order approved by Debtor's counsel before
making payment to the Trustee.
11. The Chapter 7 bankruptcy case was filed May 25, 2012.
12. Debtors included the following entities on the mailing matrix for notice in
their bankruptcy case:3 Bankwest of Kansas, Pioneer Credit Recovery, US Department of
Treasury (Debt Management Services), Department of the Treasury (Financial
Management Services), and US Department of Agriculture. The address listed for the
USDA does not comply with District of Kansas Local Bankruptcy Rule 2002.2.
13. On July 16, 2012, the Trustee made demand on Pioneer Credit Recovery for
avoidance and recovery of the preferential transfer effected through wage garnishment.
See ¶ 10. No response was received and this adversary action was filed September 24,
14. Debtor was insolvent on the dates when (a) the Department of the Treasury
paid the USDA the Debtor's 2011 federal income tax overpayment, see ¶ 9 above (the
3 The addresses are listed in the stipulation, but omitted above for simplicity.
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"set-off"), and (b) Debtor's wages were garnished prepetition, see ¶ 10 above. The setoff
and all such garnishments occurred within two (2) years of the filing of the
bankruptcy case.
A. The parties' positions.
As found above, Debtor obtained a loan from Bankwest, secured by his residence,
and guaranteed by the RHS. After Debtor's default, Bankwest obtained a judgment
against Debtor for the full debt owed, foreclosed the mortgage to satisfy the judgment,
and, at the sheriff's sale, bid in the full amount of the judgment and other amounts owed.
Bankwest subsequently sold the property for less than the bid amount, and sought
recovery of the difference from the RHS under the Guarantee. The RHS paid the claim
and sought reimbursement from Debtor, causing his 2011 federal income tax refund of
$6,068 to be offset, and garnishing his wages in the amount of $2,541.83. The RHS
agrees that $1,572.78 of the garnishments was preferential because obtained within 90
days of the filing of the petition. The Trustee seeks to recover the IRS offset and the
remaining garnished wages of $969.05 as fraudulent transfers.
The Trustee's theory of recovery is simple. He contends that the RHS's Guarantee
automatically terminated when Bankwest bid in the amount owed by Debtor at the
foreclosure sale. He relies upon the fact that the Guarantee provides that it shall terminate
upon "full payment of the guaranteed loan" and that Bankwest's bid at the foreclosure
sale constituted full payment of the guaranteed debt under Kansas law. Therefore,
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according to the Trustee, because the Guarantee terminated, the payments made by the
RHS to Bankwest were gratuitous and may be recovered by the Trustee for the benefit of
the estate. The RHS argues that the Guarantee did not terminate, that its obligation to pay
Bankwest under the Guarantee is not dependent upon Kansas law, that USDA regulations
authorized the payment made to Bankwest, and that Debtor agreed in the certification to
the Request for Single Family Housing Loan Guarantee to indemnify the RHS for the
amount paid to Bankwest.
B. Under Kansas mortgage foreclosure law, a judgment creditor has no
deficiency claim against the debtor following a full credit bid.
There is no question that under Kansas mortgage law, when a creditor is granted a
judgment on a note secured by a mortgage, the mortgage is foreclosed, the property is
sold to the judgment creditor by credit against the judgment, and the sale is confirmed, the
amount of any deficiency judgment is determined by the simple mathematical calculation
of the difference between the judgment amount and the bid amount.4 When the amount
the creditor bids is the full amount owed by the judgment debtor, a full credit bid, the
mathematical calculation results in no deficiency. The creditor cannot thereafter recover
anything from the judgment debtor, even if the property is later sold by the creditor for
substantially less than the amount of its credit bid. Because the creditor purchased the
property for the full amount of the debt, the debt is deemed to have been paid in full, even
thought the creditor has not received any cash payment. In this case, Bankwest bid the
4 Federal Land Bank v. Cummings, 12 Kan. App. 2d 134, 137-38, 735 P.2d 1110, 1113 (1987).
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full amount owed, and it has no claim against Debtor for the difference between the credit
bid and the amount Bankwest later received when it sold the property to a third party.
C. Bankwest's full credit bid did not terminate the Guarantee.
The question here is the impact of the Kansas full-credit-bid rule on the right of
Bankwest to receive payment under the Guarantee. That agreement provides that "[t]he
Loan Note Guarantee will terminate automatically (a) upon full payment of the
guaranteed loan; or (b) upon full payment of any loss obligation hereunder; or (c) upon
written notice from the Lender to RHS that the guarantee will terminate provided this
Loan Note Guarantee is returned to be canceled by RHS." The Trustee contends that the
phrase stating the Guarantee "will terminate automatically . . . upon full payment of the
guaranteed loan" is unambiguous and was triggered by Bankwest's full credit bid.
Evaluation of the Trustee's position requires the Court to apply rules of contract
construction to the Guarantee.
As stated by the Trustee in his reply brief, "'When the United States enters into
contract relations, its rights and duties therein are governed generally by the law
applicable to contracts between private parties.'"5 Determining the intent of the parties is
the ultimate goal of contract interpretation. "The whole agreement should, if possible, be
construed so as to conform to an evident consistent purpose, and a court should interpret
5 Dkt. 22 at 3 (quoting Franconia Assocs. v. United States, 536 U.S. 129, 141 (2002)).
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the contract in a manner that makes the contract internally consistent."6 "Contracting
parties are presumed to contract in reference to the existing law."7 All existing applicable
regulations must be read into the contract just as if an express provision to that effect
were inserted in the contract.8
The Guarantee was issued by the USDA, acting through the RHS, under Title V of
the Housing Act of 1949 (42 U.S.C. § 1472), and a program established by the Cranston-
Gonzalez National Affordable Housing Act of 1990,9 and amended in 2004 to be called
the "Doug Bereuter Section 502 Single Family Housing Loan Guarantee Program,"
codified at 42 U.S.C. § 1472(h).10 Under that program, guaranteed loans are made only to
low- or moderate-income families or those whose income does not exceed 115 per cent of
the median income of the area.11 Preference is given to first-time home buyers or
veterans, their spouses, or children of deceased veterans.12 A guaranteed loan may only
be used to purchase or build a single-family residence for the borrower; the borrower
6 17A Am. Jur. 2d Contracts § 376 (obtained from Westlaw at AMJUR CONTRACTS § 376,
database updated Aug. 2013).
7 Id. at § 371 (obtained from Westlaw at AMJUR CONTRACTS § 371).
8 Id.
9 Pub. L. No. 101-625, § 706(b) (1990), 104 Stat 4079.
10 Act of Aug. 4, 2004, P.L. 108-285, § 3, 118 Stat. 917.
11 42 U.S.C. § 1472(h)(3).
12 42 U.S.C. § 1472(h)(5); 7 C.F.R. § 1980.353(b).
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must be eligible for assistance; and the residence must be located in a rural area.13 The
loans are targeted to areas that have a demonstrated need for additional sources of
mortgage financing for low- and moderate-income households.14
The Guarantee provides for payment to Bankwest of the lesser of (1) any loss of an
amount equal to 90 percent of the principal amount actually advanced to Debtor, or
(2) any loss "of an amount up to 35 percent of the principal amount actually advanced to
[Debtor], plus 85 per cent of any additional loss sustained by [Bankwest] of an amount up
to the remaining 65 percent [of] the principal amount actually advanced to [Debtor]." It
provides the guaranteed loss shall cover interest to the date of the final loss settlement if
Bankwest liquidates the collateral in an expeditious manner, in which circumstance, the
"[n]et proceeds received from liquidation of the collateral will be used in calculating the
amount of loss sustained by [Bankwest]." It further provides that "[a]ny amount due
under this instrument will be determined and paid, as provided in 7 CFR Part 1980,
Subpart D in effect on the date of this instrument."
The referenced regulations provide further detail about the liquidation of collateral
and the calculation of the guaranteed loan loss. If a borrower of a guaranteed loan cannot
make a loan payment, the lender is required to assist the borrower or liquidate the loan.15
If a lender concludes that a loan must be liquidated, the lender is to notify the RHS of the
13 42 U.S.C. § 1472(h)(4).
14 42 U.S.C. § 1472(h)(11).
15 7 C.F.R. §§ 1980.309(f); 1980.371; 1980.374.
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decision and initiate a foreclosure within 90 days.16 The lender must proceed in an
expeditious manner and is expected to make the maximum collection possible on the
indebtedness.17 The lender is directed to "consider the possibility of recovery of any
deficiency apart from the acquisition or sale of collateral" and to "submit a
recommendation on such recovery considering the borrower's assets and ability to pay,
prospects of future recovery, the costs of pursuing such recovery, recommendation for
obtaining a judgment, and the collectability of a judgment in view of the borrower's
Loss payments in settlement of a guarantee under the housing program are made
within 60 days of the lender's properly filed claim.19 The loss payment is determined by
applying the net proceeds from the property to the unpaid debt.20 The net proceeds are
defined differently, depending upon which of three circumstances is involved. First, if at
liquidation, title to the property is conveyed to a bona fide third-party purchaser, the loss
payment is based upon the net sale proceeds received for the property.21 Second, "[i]f, at
liquidation, title to the property is conveyed to the Lender, then the Lender must prepare
17 7 C.F.R. § 1980.374(a) and (b).
18 7 C.F.R. § 1980.374(b).
19 7 C.F.R. § 1980.376(a).
20 7 C.F.R. § 1980.376(a)(1).
21 7 C.F.R. § 1980.376(a)(1)(i).
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and submit a property disposition plan to RHS for RHS concurrence."22 The plan must
address the proposed method of sale, the estimated value and minimum sale price, the
estimated costs of sale, and any other information that could impact the loss on the loan.
The lender is allowed 6 months to sell the property. For purposes of determining the loss
payment under this second alternative, the loss payment "will be based on the net
proceeds received for the property when the sale is conducted in accordance with the plan
as approved by RHS."23 Third, "[i]f a deficiency judgment is obtained, the Lender must
enforce the judgment against the borrower before loss settlement if the current situation
provides a reasonable prospect of recovery. A loss payment will be made when the
Lender holds a deficiency judgment but there are not current prospects of collection, even
if there may be in the future."24
As the RHS contends, the Court finds that automatic termination of the Guarantee
was not triggered by Bankwest's full credit bid at the foreclosure sale. Since, under the
terms of the Guarantee and the applicable regulations, the amount of the bid is irrelevant
to the calculation of the loss to be paid to Bankwest, a full credit bid does not equate to
payment in full. Implicit in the Trustee's position that the Guarantee was automatically
terminated by Bankwest's full credit bid is the use of Kansas law for construing the
22 7 C.F.R. § 1980.376(a)(1)(ii).
23 Id. A different net proceeds calculation would apply if the lender could not make a sale during
the 6 months, but Bankwest apparently made a timely sale of the property in this case.
24 7 C.F.R. § 1980.376(a)(1)(iii).
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Guarantee. The RHS's reliance on federal law, particularly the USDA regulations for the
housing program, rather than state law, to construe the Guarantee is fully supported by
general principles of contract construction which direct that applicable regulations be read
into the Guarantee.
The RHS's position is also supported by Shimer, 25 a United States Supreme Court
opinion construing the Veterans' Administration's guarantee of a mortgage loan under
Title III of the Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944, as amended. In Shimer, where
the effect of a Pennsylvania anti-deficiency statute was in issue, the Supreme Court held
that the applicable regulations made "clear that they were intended to create a uniform
system for determining the [Veterans'] Administration's obligation as guarantor, which in
its operation would displace state law."26 The Supreme Court reasoned that the
regulations spelled out the method for determining the loss after a sale "in such great
detail that there can be little doubt of an administrative intent that such method should
provide the exclusive procedure."27 Although as noted by the Trustee, there are factual
distinctions between Shimer and this case, those distinctions do not detract from the
importance of the Shimer rationale to loan guarantee programs other than the one
involved there. In this case, the USDA regulations define the loss payment on the
guaranteed loan made by Bankwest in such detail that the Court is confident the
25 United States v. Shimer, 367 U.S. 374 (1961).
26 Id. at 377.
27 Id. at 379.
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regulations provide the exclusive procedure and displace Kansas law. Likewise, the
Court is unpersuaded by the Trustee's arguments distinguishing other cases cited by the
RHS in support of the proposition that the Kansas law full-credit-bid rule does not bar
Bankwest's loss claim under the Guarantee.28
The Court therefore concludes that the Guarantee did not terminate when
Bankwest at the mortgage foreclosure sale bid the full amount owed by Debtor to
Bankwest, leaving no deficiency judgment. Although Kansas law determined Debtor's
liability to Bankwest after the sale, it did not determine the obligation of the RHS to
Bankwest under the Guarantee.
D. The RHS properly paid the loss to Bankwest.
In this case, Bankwest liquidated the collateral and, after purchasing the mortgaged
premises at the foreclosure sale, sold the property to a third party. It calculated its loss in
accord with the applicable regulations. The Trustee does not challenge that calculation.
The RHS paid the loss to Bankwest. The payment was not gratuitous.
E. Debtor was obligated to the RHS for the amount it paid to Bankwest.
Debtor agreed in the acknowledgment and certification portion of the Request for
Single Family Housing Loan Guarantee that if the RHS "pays a loss claim on the
requested loan to the lender, I (We) will reimburse the Agency for that amount." The
payments which the Trustee seeks to recover as fraudulent transfers were made in
28 See cases cited by the RHS in its brief, dkt. 21 at 8-10, and the Trustee's response, dkt. 22 at
pages 6-8.
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fulfillment of Debtor's obligation to indemnify the RHS for valid, non-gratuitous
payments to Bankwest. The amount garnished from Debtor's wages and the amount of
Debtor's IRS refund offset in payment to the RHS may not be recovered as fraudulent
For the foregoing reasons, the Trustee's claim to recover Debtor's 2011 federal tax
refund and $969.05 of the prepetition wage garnishments as fraudulent transfers is denied,
and as agreed by the parties, the claim to recover $1,572.78 of the prepetition wage
garnishments as preferential transfers is sustained.
The foregoing constitutes Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law under Rule
7052 of the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure, which makes Rule 52(a) of the
Federal Rules of Civil Procedure applicable to this proceeding. A judgment based upon
this ruling will be entered on a separate document as required by Federal Rule of
Bankruptcy Procedure 7058, which makes Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 58 applicable
to this proceeding.
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In a somewhat surprising change of course, the Supreme Court handed down several rulings this year favoring workers over employers. Perhaps the most important was a seven-to-one decision on June 19 that said, in effect, companies must prove that workforce reductions are based on "reasonable factors other than age." The case involved layoffs at the Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory, a federal research center in upstate New York where 31 people were let go, 30 of whom were over 40. Although Justice David Souter, in writing for the majority, acknowledged that the decision would make it more difficult for employers to defend themselves, he said the court had to follow the law — ADEA — "the way Congress wrote it."
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Flash Review 1, 9-21: The Sum of
De Keersmaeker (and Charges) Storm the Bastllle
(Editor's note: With this review,
The Dance Insider Online commences a month of international coverage of performances
by Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, the school, P.A.R.T.S., she co-founded with the
Belgian National Opera De Munt/La Monnaie, her company, Rosas, and Rosas alumni.
We will be reviewing seasons and performances in Brussels, Paris, Toronto, and
New York.)
By Paul Ben-Itzak
Copyright 2001 The Dance Insider
PARIS -- No artist I've ever seen
transports me like Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker. I was reminded of
this fact last night when, summoning myself out of the sick-bed,
I struggled onto the Metro to the Theatre de la Bastille, which
was definitely stormed by De Keersmaeker in the opening night of
P.A.R.T.S. a Paris, and left the theater dancing in the streets.
Even when your whole world seems
to be imploding, when they've quarantined your old NYC neighborhood, when the
Paris you remember is starting to look like your old NYC neighborhood because
they have bolted the garbage cans to prevent bombs being placed in them, when
you have been besieged by a dire cold and lump in your throat the last three days
because in a brief Manhattan-inspired respite of euphoria you threw open the French
windows to inhale the night air and behold the Eiffel and took cold immediately
(either that or some virus floated over from the next-door Pasteur Institute),
when you feel hot and sweaty and gross because, sick as you are, your press release
on the De Keersmaeker coverage took twice as long to write, and by the time you'd
spilled the coffee all over your subletted apartment as you reached for the Metro
plan, and cleaned it up, there is no time to clean yourself up from the stench
of someone sick in his room for three days, when you've, in an attempt to make
the most of your malady, courted melancholy by playing the Kronos Quartet recording
of Philip Glass for three days, when Mr. Big Shot NYC critic arrives at the theater
and is told the reserved seats are not for him so you pop yourself down in the
second row, when the woman to your left takes her bored self to a worse seat after
the intermission because she can't take your stench, and the woman to your right
keeps giving you the evil eye because of your coughing, when at the after-party
you daren't shake the star's hand because you don't want to give her the virus,
but you dare-do eat all the fatty French things so that the lump in your throat
which had been shrinking has re-enlarged, even when you have to be out of your
present digs by October 1 and still haven't found an apartment -- even when, in
short, your immediate conditions if not your life seem to be tenuous -- even then,
Mr. Old Timer, when you leave a concert where the force of nature known as Anne
Teresa De Keersmaeker has seized control of the theater, you can't help doing
something dance rarely inspires you to do any more, and dance down the street
towards Metro Bastille in all your sordid NYC hobo regalia.
Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, paired
with former Ballet Frankfurt principal Elizabeth Corbett, was the star attraction
at the Theatre de la Bastille last night for the opening of P.A.R.T.S. a Paris,
a five-week, fifteen-program extravaganza of the best that the dancers and choreographers
of De Keersmaeker's Brussels-based Performing Arts Research Laboratories and Training
Studios have to offer.
As dancers go, you can't get much
better then the tyro also known as De Keersmaeker, whirling and twirling her way
across and around a stage, the question not being will she catch the light but
will the light catch her. But the 'kids' (most are about 20) were pretty all right
too, a vivid manifestation of what can happen when young people are actually given
serious and prolonged study in composition.
"For," developed from part of an
evening of solos created for Corbett, is a thirteen-minute tour de whirlwind for
two dancers theoretically from different schools, the classical ballet and modern.
Theoretical because you can't get much more modern than William Forsythe, Corbett's
director at the Ballet Frankfurt and her stylistic mentor, and the things that
De Keersmaeker can do with her compact body have the pinpoint intention and virtuosity
and even footwork more typically associated with ballet.
Her presentation, too, sets her apart
in disposition from much of what we see today in post-modern dance expression.
She is puckish as opposed to ironic and awake as opposed to nonchalant, casting
furtive mischievous glances at her partner rather than staring blankly ahead of
her. She even flirts with the audience with a flick of her skirt or a toss of
the gauzy black blouse she wears over her black shorts, halter top, and, of course,
those black sneakers which were seen on more than one emulator in the house last
But mostly you watch her like a moth
that flitters about, only with a pattern and instead of being drawn to the fire,
she embodies the fire. For example, even though theoretically Corbett was the
ballet dancer, De Keersmaeker rose again and again and danced and balanced on
the balls of those sneakers, often arching her back as well as her ankles. Set
off by a white marley and white screen covering the rear wall, as well as Corbett's
white outfit, in her sheer innocent aspect, and in maneuvers that are at the same
time abandoned and finely etched, and notwithstanding the originality of her phrases,
as a performer De Keersmaeker reminds of a (clever) child at play, playing a game
of catch me if you can.
If you haven't guessed by now, I'm
a devotee, and my chances being so rare to actually marvel at De Keersmaeker herself
at work as a dancer, I found it hard to avert my eyes elsewhere -- a statement
more about my imcompleteness and selfishness as a reviewer and audient than Corbett.
But, she, too, played at crossover. That signature Forsythe upside down V was
not over-exploited, and I liked the way she, releasey-like, slapped her butt and
reacted with the rest of her body. As a presence, notwithstanding my own De Keersmaeker
idolatry, she held her own wtih ATDK, meeting her eye to eye, letting her work,
but also content to carry on her own work, her poise unfased by the energizer
bunny whirling around her. If anything I think her job was harder; ATDK was working
in her element, and Corbett was playing someone else's game -- and well: When
they raced to the stage-right to end the piece, it was an even tie.
The rest of the concert was, well,
uneven. Speaking from a critical perspective, here's what I saw:
When the task was simple, it was
the most successful. Typically this meant starting with a recognizable post-modern
dance scheme or exersize, and then just when you thought it was nothing new, sticking
something new into it. For Johan Thelander & Eizaveta Penkova, the newness was
in the frank way they regarded each other in their jointly choreographed "At This
Point," in small gestures like her sweeping her hand over her hair in an admission
that she may be a little winded (and thus was human, as also in the occasional
smile she indulged her partner with.) It was also there in the final frieze, a
simple tableau that had them standing at angles to each other. I was however perplexed
by the operatic score; I didn't see how it related at all to the movement.
For Ulrike Reinbott, the quirks were
both musical and motional. The score was muffled, as if coming from a radio playing
downstairs in that old beachfront hotel in Waikiki sometime during the fifties.
(I eventually recognized it as what might have then been called hula music.) Then
there was a little flounce Reinbott, both choreographer and interpreter of "Silent
Dialogue," introduced about halfway through the four-minute dance. This dancer
set herself a task and achieved it, also making it worth watching.
Speaking of flouncing, after a promising
start, Clair Croize's ambitious "Donne-moi quelque chose qui ne meure pas" swan-dived
into the unfocused, everything but the kitchen sink, rampant emotions all over
the map and worn incredulously on their sleeves exercises which unfortunately
are to frequent from young choreographers whose imagination is bigger than their
choreographic palette. There was a mixed reaction to the technical preamble, in
which three or four crew members slowly lowered five bars from the rafters to
the floor, whereaupon one unravelled long chords at the end of which were strung
naked lightbulbs. Then they gradually elevated each bar so that the bulbs dangled
all over the stage. Being a veteran of such spaces as Danspace Project at St.
Mark's Church and The Kitchen, where the ace designers make the lighting another
cast member, I kind of enjoyed this. The woman at my right however started shaking
and then hung her head.
I liked the actual dance beginning
of the piece too, which saw five soaking women in skirts arrayed, their backs
turned to us, behind one similarly dripping man, right in our face. He appeared
to be struggling to say something, finally giving up more or less and deciding
instead to wring out his shirt. The women followed, doing the same to their skirts
and blouses. Then there was a sort of mermaids floundering and flouncing on the
Marley ballet, which reminded me of what it must have been like when our ancestors
first flopped out of the ocean. It's not the first time I've been reminded of
this, but never on such determined vehicles. Plus I loved the soundtrack, which
was simply the sound of all that squishing and squirming. I would have been content
and even impressed if it stopped here, but then there was a stray giggle, more,
and, egad, we got your sexy vamping (guy shows his muscles, women fondle their
breasts and put a finger to their lips), we got your guy clutches and tosses around
blank-faced woman, we got your shouting angrily at -- what can you be so mad at,
you're 20 years old??! -- and the whole piece deteriorated before my eyes into
a juvenile exercise I was hardly expecting from the high-minded P.A.R.T.S.
The evening and the school's reputation
was, fortunately, redeemed by Magda Reiter's duet for her and Katarzyna Chmielewska,
another tyro. At the appearance of a mic on stand at the beginning I was getting
ready to hang my head with my neighbor, but, surprisingly -- considering De Keersmaeker's
own liberal use of text -- text was utilized here sparingly and always with clear
dramatic intent and choreographic utility. "But we must have covered several times
the equivalent of the terrestial equater," a voice intones towards the beginning
of "All These Apropos," and it's when they're on the floor, connecting sideways-like
to Twister-like instructions, that this pair and what Reiter has devised for them
is most interesting -- again, a break from what the piece looked like at first,
another semi-competition between two women partners. In the simplicity of its
scope, Reiter's piece -- 25 minutes long -- was probably, not counting De Keersmaeker's,
the most successful of the evening. She bit off a lot, and gave herself a lot
of time to say it, but did so, articulately and with some images and combinations
I hadn't seen before.
At the conclusion of of Reiter's
dance, there was a line about ejaculation -- something about not having enough
of a sample to form an opinion. It was an appropriate segue to the next piece,
Tom Plischke's dancing of his "Fleur," in which Plischke literally bepissed himself
-- causing no small anxiety among this second-row De Keersmaeker devotee, aware
that she would be traipsing on that stage next. (In the event, the stagehands
not only cleaned it up, but plastered the white Marley on top of it.)
I say literally because I'm pretty
sure that the fluid dripping out over the floor, and the splotch on his pants,
was not faked; by this point we already knew that he was wearing no underwear
in which to hide say a water balloon, as Plischke had performed a matter of fact
naked waltz, after (clothed) dropping into the audience and giving the man in
the row behind me a rose and a pen-light, the sole illumination of Plischke's
nature dance.
This waltz with an invisible partner,
during which the soloist nodded his head rhythmically and dipped his back as he
guided the partner up and down the stage, was compelling, as was most of the rest
of Plischke's choreography. But sitting here the morning after, I think it may
have been simply that it was more sophisticated than what proceeded it in the
variety of gestures: in Plischke's ability to carry out several isolations at
once, in his wending, almost cerebral palsy-like, his body against the space (and
we hadn't yet seen much space-carving). (Plischke is a bit older and more seasoned
than his comrades.) As well, he has the build, close-cropped hair, charisma and
obvious enjoyment of doing weird things with his limbs of Baryshnikov. I am not
so sure that in a less riveting interpreter, the choreography would have held
my attention so well. Regarding the nudity and the bepissing, it may have had
something to do with expressing a vulnerability, but that theme wasn't expressed
clearly enough to warrant these particular choices.
Now then, speaking of choreography
holding my attention well. When I've previously reviewed school concerts -- mostly
the Pluck Project, graduating seniors and juniors from the North Carolina School
of the Arts -- after I've reviewed the concert as a concert, thinking that the
kids wanted to be critiqued as grown-ups, I inevitably get an e-mail from a "friend"
of the performers complaining that the idiot who reviewed the concert doesn't
know what he's talking about, he doesn't know college dance, and besides all her
friends liked it. So I am going to try, anyway, to imagine how a college dance
teacher might have evaluated this concert.
In this regard, I would say the opening
night of P.A.R.T.S. a Paris reveals a school which has an infinite regard for
the choreographic potential of its students. We are not talking about one evening
of five-minute pieces. These students, and their teachers, have prepared 15 different
evening-length programs. (The one I saw last night repeats tonight and tomorrow;
for details and info on the rest, please visit the Festival d'Automne web site.)
And from the literature I picked up, I don't think this is unique to this year;
says here that the fourth year at P.A.R.T.S. includes five weeks of international
touring. So the kids are given elbow room -- both in terms of length and latitude.
As a process-oriented enterprise, therefore, judging just from what I saw last
night, P.A.R.T.S. scores a ten. That process is also distinguished by its evidently
not being geared to just turn out mini-De Keersmaekers. It is clear that P.A.R.T.S.
is serious about the "research." After wide instruction in their first two years,
the students choose either a choreographic or dance path for the final two. Teachers
and choreographers have included, in addition to De Keersmaeker and her dancers,
Lance Gries, Chrysa Parkinson, K.J. Holmes, Wil Swanson, Jonathan Burroughs, Meg
Stuart, Lynda Gaudreau, and Corbett. What I saw and sensed last night at the Theater
de la Bastille is these students are given a deep and varied chest of tools, and
then allowed to find their own voice. The evidence so far is that that voice deserves
to be listened to, whether you're a critic, pedagogue, dance fan, art fan, or
just a friend.
Kudos to the Theatre de la Bastille
for turning its facilities over to P.A.R.T.S., and to co-producer the Festival
d''Automne a Paris.
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Present address: Kiadis Pharma, Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Genetic variants in the serotonin transporter influence the efficacy of bupropion and nortriptyline in smoking cessation
Version of Record online: 21 SEP 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1360-0443.2011.03534.x
© 2011 The Authors, Addiction © 2011 Society for the Study of Addiction
Volume 107, Issue 1, pages 178–187, January 2012
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Quaak, M., van Schayck, C. P., Postma, D. S., Wagena, E. J. and van Schooten, F. J. (2012), Genetic variants in the serotonin transporter influence the efficacy of bupropion and nortriptyline in smoking cessation. Addiction, 107: 178–187. doi: 10.1111/j.1360-0443.2011.03534.x
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- Version of Record online: 21 SEP 2011
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- pharmacogenetics;
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- serotonin plasma membrane transport protein (5-HTT) gene (SLC6A4);
- smoking cessation;
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Aims We investigated whether variants in the serotonin transporter gene (SLC6A4) influence smoking cessation rates using antidepressant therapy (i.e. bupropion and nortriptyline).
Design Pharmacogenetic (secondary) analysis of a randomized, placebo-controlled efficacy trial of bupropion and nortriptyline for smoking cessation.
Setting Single-centre study, Maastricht University, the Netherlands.
Participants A total of 214 of 255 (84%) current daily smokers participating in a randomized controlled efficacy trial.
Measurements Subjects were genotyped for three functional variants in SLC6A4 (5-HTTLPR, STin2, rs25531). Primary outcome measures were prolonged abstinence from weeks 4–12, 4–26 and 4–52. Secondary outcome measures included 7-day point prevalence abstinence at weeks 4, 12, 26 and 52.
Findings Carriers of the 5-HTTLPR high-activity L-variant had higher prolonged cessation rates with bupropion than placebo [odds ratio (OR) = 1.44, 95% confidence interval (CI) = 1.01–2.05, P = 0.04]. Combining the three variants resulted in increased prolonged cessation rates for both bupropion and nortriptyline among carriers of four to five high-activity variants (bupropion: OR = 2.00, 95% CI = 1.21–3.29, P = 0.01; nortriptyline: OR = 1.91, 95% CI = 1.02–3.56, P = 0.04). Similar results were found for point prevalence abstinence.
Conclusions Bupropion and nortriptyline seem to be more effective in smoking cessation among SLC6A4 high-activity variant carriers, probably by blocking the increased serotonin transporter activity, thereby increasing serotonin levels. Prospective studies have to assess if this can improve cessation rates when treatment is targeted at individuals based on their genotypes.


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Lions, tigers and bears ... are now jean designers? Oh my, indeed.
In an industry where consumers pay as much as hundreds of dollars for a pair of ripped jeans, one Japanese brand claims to have the most unique pairs in the world.
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The 17th Annual Yozo Hamaguchi Printmaking Scholarship Awards exhibition will take place August 20–September 12, 2012, at the Isabelle Percy West Gallery on CCA's Oakland campus.
Please join the CCA community for an exhibition reception scheduled for Wednesday, September 5, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. (See event details »)
Each of the 2012 Yozo Hamaguchi Printmaking Scholarship undergraduate winners -- all Printmaking majors -- received a $3,000 tuition scholarship:
Hunter Buck
Arielle Coupe
Hayley Delaney
Sara Lankutis
Henry Parsons
Marcel Patzwald
The 2012 Hamaguchi graduate scholarship was awarded to Sarah Jones.
The Hamaguchi Printmaking Scholarship Awards were established to foster excellence and dedication in the study and practice of printmaking. Eligible students must be enrolled full time and reflect good academic standing at the time of application.
Additionally, students must be enrolled in a Printmaking course during one or both semesters of the current academic year.
Students are not, however, required to be Printmaking majors; the awards competition is open to all majors, provided the virtue of the character of the work submitted in print media contributes substantially to the quality of the body of work as a whole.
Michael Bravo (BFA Painting 1965; MFA Printmaking 1966), Professor Emeritus, Humbolt State University (1973-2004)
Mikae Hara (MFA 1986), current Osaka University of Arts faculty member
Michelle Murillo, MFA University of Alberta, Printmaking faculty member
In addition to participating in the selection process, guest juror Michael Bravo stayed on an additional week as a visiting artist, meeting with the Lithography and Introduction to Printmaking classes to participate in student critiques and to work individually with other interested students.
"He was terrific for students to have conversations with due to the range of his work, which combines sculpture, installation, printmaking, painting, and drawing," said Printmaking chair Nance O'Banion.
Bravo's presence sparked a lively, informal exchange as he worked alongside students in the communal print shop. O'Banion elaborated: "Having a guest artist working in the studio was a tremendous opportunity for students to watch someone evolve an idea and work out the technical problems with it outside of the CCA Printmaking faculty. They would ask Michael technical questions about his process, concepts, and aesthetic sense as he worked, and he would review their work in one-on-one meetings."
Bravo's work has been included in group exhibitions at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Legion of Honor in San Francisco, and the Oakland Museum of California, and was featured in 2009 as part of the CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts three-year series of solo exhibitions, The Magnificent Seven (curated by CCA alum Harrell Fletcher (MFA 1994), the 2011 Capp Street Project artist in residence).


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HTC Vigor (with 720p display) and Samsung Stratosphere coming to Verizon?
There's no doubt that Verizon will launch the Samsung Galaxy S II soon, but we don't know what the handset's final name is going to be. We've heard not along ago that Verizon may call it Samsung Fascinate II, and now a new possible name has appeared: Samsung Stratosphere.
According to Droid-life, the Samsung Stratosphere will be a 4G LTE device, and Verizon Wireless is already mentioning it on its website. So, yes, this could be the carrier's S II. But it could also be that SCH-i405 QWERTY slider. Hopefully, we'll find out more later this month, when the new Galaxy should make its official debut in the US.
Samsung aside, it looks like Verizon is also getting ready to introduce a new HTC smartphone, namely the HTC Vigor. If previously leaked details are to be believed, the Vigor is a Gingerbread device with a 720p (1280 x 720 pixels) screen, and dual-core 1.5GHz processor. The unannounced handset (model number HTC ADR6425) has seemingly showed up on a Verizon MAP list, next to the Motorola Droid Bionic. Unfortunately, there are no images of the HTC Vigor available yet, and we have no idea when it's supposed to be released.
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Top beauty brands know this to be true as well, as many skin care lines offer products designed to both reverse and prevent damage. Exfoliation of the neck and décolleté is important as well, so that creams and serums can more deeply penetrate the skin. And with spring and summer right around the corner, you'll want to be sure to protect your neck and décolleté from increased sun exposure. Have a look at the options below.
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• ReVive Fermitif Neck Renewal Cream SPF 15 is designed to prevent sagging skin, and protect from future damage. Available at Neiman Marcus, this cream is part of a luxurious line of products from ReVive.
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Teresa Giudice has just plead guilty to four counts of fraud, including conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud and three counts of bankruptcy fraud, in a Newark, New Jersey courtroom.
"Today I took a responsibility for a series of mistakes I made several years ago," Giudice told PEOPLE Magazine in a March 3 statement.
In Nov. 2013, the Giudices entered a not guilty plea, but on Tuesday, they came clean about their wrongdoings and both plead guilty as part of a plea deal that could result in jail time for both parties.
"I am heartbroken that this is affecting my family. Especially my four young daughters, who mean more to me than anything in the world," Teresa continued.
The Giudices are due back in court on July 8, where they will receive their sentences. For Teresa, that will likely be up to two years behind bars. For Joe, he will likely receive between 37 and 46 months.
Teresa and Joe attempted to get separate trials, so that Teresa could plead not guilty and evade jail time. Unfortunately, their request was denied, and Teresa and Joe were forced to deal with things as a couple.
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Happy Thanksgiving from Girl in Florence
While I honestly can't remember the last time I actually spent Thanksgiving with my family, tis the life of a maybe-forever expat, I do however still value the holiday – or rather any day that prompts you to reflect on the things you should be grateful for. Personally, I truly feel thankful to have so many amazing people in my world, a career path I adore and a life that keeps on surprising me, especially this year.
Also , it goes without saying {but of course I will still say it} – I am very very grateful for this blog and for the people who take time out of their day, their life, to actually read it. I never imagined to have more than a few family members and friends following this blog and this year has been such an amazing experience. It has really motivated me to continue writing, sharing – and most of all, experiencing. This involves a huge sacrifice of drinking tons of wine and eating a plethora of wonderful food. So again, Thank you for enjoying Girl in Florence and supporting me on this blogging journey that I hope continues forever…
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Thanks a million times to our friend and hosts in the City of Queens.
We spent the first half of the afternoon stamping money at the fabulous Findlay Market.
Despite the cool weather (we're already fearing the Frankenstorm!) locals were out in good spirits and were pleasantly surprised when they came across the Amend-O-Matic's over-sized glory.
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We stamped in a library parking lot on Springfield.
Lots of interest and a great workshop after. A City Council person showed up and is introducing Move to Amend language into the Council any day now.
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Lyndhurst is a typical American city where decent folks
live side by side with evil residents. The balance changes
when two strangers, a good soul and a malevolent soul,
arrive in town. Both share one common trait in that they
are vampires. Michael's purpose in Lyndhurst is to end the
unlife of Jasper, a loathsome creature who raises zombies
to serve as his minion of maliciousness.
Nikki, a private detective is unable to allow anyone to
get close to her after growing up on the streets. She has
become the rope in a tug of war between the two immortals.
However, Nikki possesses powers of her own as she mentally
can apply kinetic energy as a weapon to keep herself safe.
While Jasper might be the bigger threat to her life,
Michael is the greater danger to her lifestyle because he
can steal her heart.
DANCING WITH THE DEVIL is a wild ride into the
supernatural realm that is so realistic that readers will
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Huff and Hamilton. This is a great start to what appears
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Private Investigator Nikki James grew up on the tough
streets of Lyndhurst and believes there's nothing left to
surprise her. All that changes the night she follows
teenager Monica Trevgard into the shadows-and becomes a
pawn caught in a war between two very different men. One
fills her mind with his madness, the other pushes his way
into her life-and her heart. Nikki knows how dangerous love
can be, but if she wants to survive, she must place her
trust in a man who could easily destroy her.
Michael Kelly has come to Lyndhurst determined to end the
war between himself and another brother of the night. For
300 years he has existed in life's shadows, gradually
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More than half a million people and a dead king can't be wrong: Stockholm Pride is a perfect celebration of LGBT culture.
The festivals mix of party, politics and culture turns this summer hot capital into a bustling city painted in the colours of the rainbow flag. Since it was first held in 1998, Stockholm Pride has grown to become Stockholm's largest annual festival, as well as the largest Pride celebration in Scandinavia.
The week-long festival culminates in the annual Stockholm Pride parade with more than 50,000 participants and more than 500,000 spectators who gather to watch the procession of Viking Bears and butches, boy toys and drag queens, gay Christians and gay policemen … you name it!
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More than one Ohio teen ran away and stayed on someone's property in Ohio. The cops acted on a 'tip' about missing teens and went to the property. The homeowner then took notice of the cops and closed the door to an out building in his backyard. The cops thought the man's behavior was suspicious and looked inside the building where they discovered some runaway teens. Among the teens in the building were at least 2 of his relatives. The homeowner was arrested for obstruction of justice and resisting arrest.
So here are my questions regarding Ohio and/or federal law:
1. Did the police have a legal right to search the outbuilding? (based solely on a 'top' since no warrant was issued)
2. If not, then would the charges against the homeowner be dropped?
3. Are the teens legally allowed to runaway?
4. If not, then what charges could be brought against runaways?
5. Could additional charges be brought against the homeowner for harboring runaways even if he didn't know they ran away?
6. What other laws would be applicable in this case, if any?
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United Airlines is bigger than DFW-based American Airlines, more profitable than AA, isn't in bankruptcy and its share price dwarfs AA's. To add insult to injury, United beat American in the race to fly the first Boeing 787 Dreamliner with paying passengers.
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"We were so excited, we all found it a bit difficult to sleep I believe so we were up and on the hotel shuttle van at 5 a.m.," Scott Shatzer told USA Today. "It felt like we were kids going to Disney World for the first time, I guess."
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United Continental stock is trading at about $20 per share. American's parent company is trading at about 37 cents a share.


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MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- A Wisconsin judge issued a temporary restraining order this afternoon blocking the state's new and contentious collective bargaining law from taking effect, raising the possibility that the Legislature may have to vote again to pass the bill.
Lawmakers had passed Gov. Scott Walker's measure last week, breaking a three-week stalemate caused by 14 Senate Democrats fleeing to Illinois. Demonstrations against the measure grew as large as 85,000 people.
Dane County District Judge Maryann Sumi granted the order in response to a lawsuit filed by the local Democratic district attorney alleging that Republican lawmakers violated the state's open meetings law by hastily convening a special committee before the Senate passed the bill.
Sumi said her ruling would not prevent the Legislature from reconvening the committee with proper notice and passing the bill again.
Great news.
Unions have no place in Government, just ask the air traffic controllers from President Regan's term. Teachers only work 9 months out of the year all Federal holidays off and then some and want a full retirement as they worked 40 hours a week for 30 years.
The Democratic legislators ran away to hide in Illinois. They were asked repeatedly to come back and participate in the legislative process.
Now some "I'll legislate" from the bench judge overturns this? Who the hell won this election in the first place??????


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John Wall, Bradley Beal and Paul Millsap were cut from Team USA on Monday.
Pau Gasol will reportedly be a free agency priority for the San Antonio Spurs.
Frank Kaminsky (chest) will undergo a minor procedure to repair a small pocket of air in his chest wall.
The Grizzlies have declined Lance Stephenson's $9.4 million team option.
The Hornets are looking to re-sign Marvin Williams, sources told ESPN's Chris Broussard.
The Lakers could get a free agent meeting with DeMar DeRozan, according to Sam Amick of USA Today.
Bismack Biyombo wants to re-sign with the Raptors, a source told USA Today's Sam Amick.
Although Charlotte would like to re-sign Jeremy Lin, the Hornets are "fearful" that they'll lose him in free agency, sources told ESPN's Chris Broussard.
The Pelicans are not expected to make a "strong push" to re-sign Ryan Anderson, according to John Reid of the New Orleans Times-Picayune.
Marc Gasol (foot) still does not have medical clearance, according to a report from Marca.com.
Kevin Durant has added free agent meetings with the Heat, Clippers and Celtics to his agenda, a source told ESPN's Chris Broussard.
The Pacers traded for Jeff Teague with the intention of signing him to a long-term contract extension, sources told Adrian Wojnarowski of The Vertical.


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JazzTimes (p.117) - "[S]he sticks exclusively to time-honored classics, handling everything from the tricky curves of 'Milestones' and boppin' bounce of 'Farmer's Market' to the slowly unraveling uncertainty of 'Detour Ahead' and haunted otherworldliness of 'Nature Boy' with aplomb."
Album Notes
Personnel: Diana Perez (vocals); Jed Levy (flute, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone); Ron Horton (trumpet, flugelhorn); Steve Davis (trombone, bass instrument); David Hazeltine (piano); Joe Farnsworth (drums).
Audio Mixer: Michael Marciano.
Liner Note Author: Stanley Crouch.
Recording information: Systems Two Studios, Brooklyn, NY (09/10/2007).
Author: Helen Sung.
Photographer: John Abbott .
Arrangers: David Hazeltine; Jed Levy.
Perez's third CD is her first opportunity to record for a U.S. label, in the company of fellow New Yorkers for this engaging session. The rich-toned alto has a touch of vibrato at the end of her phrases in "Will You Still Be There," a hip vocal version of Herbie Hancock's song. She is very focused in the breezy samba setting of the bittersweet "Blame It on My Youth." She masters Annie Ross' vocalese set to Art Farmer's "Farmers Market," with delightful accompaniment by pianist David Hazeltine and flutist Jed Levy, while she also excels in Giacomo Gates' vocalese rendition of Miles Davis' "Milestones," featuring trombonist Steve Davis to good effect. Her moving "Detour Ahead" has an air of hope, while the imaginative scoring of "Nature Boy" keeps it from getting predictable. An excellent date by a jazz vocalist deserving of wider recognition. ~ Ken Dryden


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Sports Illustrated's Peter King shared a funny story in his Monday Morning Quarterback column about a case of mistaken identity with New Orleans Saints draft pick Cameron Jordan. It seems the Cleveland Browns called him to let him know they were drafting tight end Jordan Cameron two days later.
Writer Jeff Pearlman loved Saints rookie Mark Ingram's emotion on the night he was drafted but didn't love the way ESPN provoked his reaction.
Most of the grades for the Saints' draft have been exceptional, including an "A-plus-plus-plus" from Fox Sports' Adam Schein in this video and an A-plus from the National Football Post.
ESPN's Mel Kiper gave the Saints a B, though. And NBC Sports went all the way down to a C. ... Tough graders.
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Since 1904, Ravinia has been Chicago's "sound of summer," a place where you can meet up with your friends, have a wonderful time and hear some of the greatest music in the world. They've got stars on the stage and stars in the sky, and it's all within your reach. Enjoy!


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WOODSTOCK, Ga. (AP) -- The district attorney in Cherokee County has found no wrongdoing on the part of a deputy who shot and killed a teenager during a standoff in May.
WSB-TV reports that District Attorney Garry Moss cleared Cherokee County sheriff's Deputy Jason Yarborough after reviewing the Georgia Bureau of Investigation's report on the shooting.
Authorities say 16-year-old Andrew Messina was killed after he threatened officers with a handgun.
The boy's mother had called 911, saying her son was waiving a .357 magnum around their house in Woodstock, authorities said.
Authorities said at the time that officers were able to get the mother outside, but the boy would not leave. He was shot in the chest and died of his wounds at a hospital.


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