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Monday, February 9, 2015
The Latest in the Alabama Same-Sex Marriage Litigation
Last month, Judge Callie V.S. Granade of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Alabama issued an injunction forbidding Alabama Attorney General Luther Strange from enforcing Alabama's prohibition on same-sex marriage. She stayed the ruling until today in order to give the state time to appeal it. And this morning, the U.S. Supreme Court denied Strange's application for a stay. Here is the Supreme Court's order, including a dissent by Justice Thomas joined by Justice Scalia.
Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore, however, has been in the news arguing that Alabama probate judges are not bound by Judge Granade's order. On Tuesday, February 3, he issued a memorandum to Alabama's probate judges. And on Sunday, February 8, he issued an administrative order that concludes:
"Effective immediately, no Probate Judge of the State of Alabama nor any agent or employee of any Alabama Probate Judge shall issue or recognize a marriage license that is inconsistent with Article 1, Section 36.03, of the Alabama Constitution or § 30-1-19, Ala. Code 1975."
Alabama Attorney General Strange issued a statement today responding to the U.S. Supreme Court's order refusing his stay application. Among other things, he states:
"To clarify my authority in this matter, the Alabama Attorney General's Office does not issue marriage licenses, perform marriage ceremonies, or issue adoption certificates. The Chief Justice has explained in a public memorandum that probate judges do not report to me."
And Alabama Governor Robert Bentley issued a statement today that he "will not take any action against Probate Judges, which would only serve to further complicate this issue" and will "allow the issue of same sex marriage to be worked out through the proper legal channels."
As of this morning, same-sex marriages have begun in some counties in Alabama, but not in others. More litigation is almost certain, but here are some of the important rulings and documents so far:
- Download Searcy v. Strange Jan 23 DCT Order
- Download Strawser v. Strange Jan 26 DCT Order
- Download Searcy v. Strange Jan 28 DCT Order Clarifying Judgment
- Download Feb 3 Chief Justice Moore Memo
- Download Feb 8 Chief Justice Moore Order
- Download Feb 9 SCOTUS Order
- Download Feb 9 Statement of Alabama Attorney General
- Download Feb 9 Statement of Governor Bentley
[Updated to include the statement by Governor Bentley.]
February 9, 2015 in Current Affairs, Federal Courts, In the News, Recent Decisions, State Courts, Supreme Court Cases | Permalink | Comments (0)
Public Record Sheds Little Light on the "One Millionth Discovery Dispute"
Law.com and the ABA Journal both reported last week on an order entitled "Order on One Millionth Discovery Dispute" issued by Judge Rosemary Collyer in the case of Carolyn Herron v. Fannie Mae et al., No. 10-943 (D.D.C. February 2, 2015). (The Blog of Legal Times earlier reported strained relations between the parties' counsel dating all the way back to 2011.)
"The parties bring yet another discovery dispute before the Court," began the judge, proclaiming herself "exhausted with these disputes." The order and the stories that reported it implied that the parties were equally to blame for the contentiousness of discovery and the repeated extensions of the discovery cutoff.
So I wondered: what actually happened in this case? Was discovery to blame for the case's five-years-and-counting duration? If so, was there any way to attach responsibility, beyond the standard allegations of "overbroad fishing" by the plaintiff and "stonewalling" by the defendants?
Through PACER I accessed the docket record and many of the documents filed in the case. In my view, the most striking thing that I found is that it is virtually impossible for a member of the public using only PACER to get to the bottom of discovery in this case.
This is not just because Rule 5 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure prohibits the filing of discovery documents "until they are used in the proceeding or the court orders filing." The public unavailability of most of the discovery disputes in this case on PACER results from two additional things. First, Judge Collyer required the parties to bring discovery disputes to her attention by letter to her chambers, followed by a telephone conference, usually followed by a brief minute order. Thus, unlike a formal motion to compel that would attach the discovery documents at issue as exhibits, rendering them available on PACER, the details of these disputes are not publicly available. Second, protective orders were entered that required the filing under seal of the lion's share of the formal motions and responses that did get filed.
February 9, 2015 in Discovery, In the News, Recent Decisions | Permalink | Comments (0)
Wednesday, January 7, 2015
Investigation Finds Specialists Turning Supreme Court Into "Echo Chamber"
A three-part Reuters investigation entitled "The Echo Chamber" (here, here, and here), which is discussed in this week's The New Yorker magazine, begins: "A cadre of well-connected attorneys has honed the art of getting the Supreme Court to take up cases - and business is capitalizing on their expertise."
Hat tip: Tom Goldstein, SCOTUSBlog
January 7, 2015 in In the News, Supreme Court Cases | Permalink | Comments (0)
Saturday, January 3, 2015
From Pneumatics to Tortoises: The Chief Justice's 2014 Year-End Report
Chief Justice John Roberts once suggested that legal scholarship was not helpful to the bar, inventing a humorous parody of a law review article about "the influence of Immanuel Kant on evidentiary approaches in 18th Century Bulgaria." I find his 2014 Year-End Report on the Federal Judiciary only slightly more practical than the fictional article.
In a report almost entirely devoted to the federal courts' plodding adoption of technological advances, the Chief Justice began with a lengthy description of the Court's 1935 installation of a pneumatic tube system. He then praised the courts' use of "computer-assisted legal research" and the CM/ECF electronic filing system as though these were new developments.
Finally, he announced the Supreme Court's anticipated 2016 rollout of "its own electronic filing system," which will make "all filings at the Court . . . available to the legal community and the public without cost on the Court's website." However, as several commentators noted, this newfangled phenomenon has already been a reality for years through SCOTUSBlog and The American Bar Association.
Observers from The Washington Post to CBS News criticized the Chief Justice's failure, in his discussion of technology, to mention the clamor to allow video cameras (or even still photos) in the Supreme Court. The Wall Street Journal reports that even the ranking Republican member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley, said "the courts have yet to embrace the one technology that the founders would likely have advocated for--cameras in the courtroom."
What else is going on in the federal courts? Not much, according to the report. Filings decreased in the Supreme Court, the federal courts of appeal, and the bankruptcy courts. Filings for criminal defendants in the districts courts decreased also.
In fact, only civil case filings in the district courts nominally increased by 4% to 295,310. Diversity filings increased 13%, "mainly because of growth in personal injury and product liability filings." The Chief Justice doesn't say it, but those are typically cases that are subjected to Multidistrict Litigation (MDL).
According to the MDL Panel's statistical analysis for fiscal 2014, 53,103 civil cases in 2014 were subjected to MDL proceedings. In fact, there has been a steady rise in the number of cases subjected to MDL proceedings for over 25 years.
In contrast to the almost-meaningless number of "filings" that end up in MDL, there are only 314 pending MDL "litigations," and 46 of them were centralized in fiscal year 2014. That means that what counts for official purposes as around 50,000 cases boiled down to 46 "litigations." So it's not really clear that civil filings have increased, either.
Of course, it is unrealistic to expect the Year-End Report of the Chief Justice to explain this. The 2012 Year-End Report spoke raptly of the U.S.S. Constitution and the War of 1812. The 2013 Year-End report wistfully referenced A Christmas Carol and It's A Wonderful Life in connection with Congress' "sequester" of funds that year.
This year, the Chief Justice closed with a reference to the "sturdy bronze tortoises" at the bases of "the Court's exterior lampposts," "symbolizing the judiciary's commitment to constant but deliberate progress in the cause of justice." Hmm. I wonder if he's read The Case Against the Supreme Court by Erwin Chemerinsky.
January 3, 2015 in Federal Courts, In the News | Permalink | Comments (0)
Thursday, May 22, 2014
National Law Journal Digitizes Federal Appellate Judges' Financial Reports
The National Law Journal has made available in digital form 257 financial disclosure reports for federal appellate judges for the year 2012 (the last year available), which the Journal had to retrieve manually.
I clicked on the first name, Judge D. Brooks Smith, appointed to the Third Circuit in 2001. Judge Smith received over $23,000 from Penn State University Dickinson School of Law as an adjunct professor in the fall semester of 2012. He was also reimbursed for travel by two law school Federalist Society chapters in 2012 as a "speaker for education program."
The reports should prove interesting reading.
May 22, 2014 in Federal Courts, In the News | Permalink | Comments (0)
Friday, May 2, 2014
Reenactment of deposition argument over definition of "photocopy machine"
As a break from writing or grading your final exams (and to walk down the memory lane of law practice for some of us), here's a great reenactment of an argument during a deposition about the definition of a photocopier. The short video by writer and director Brett Weiner is part of the New York Times Op-Docs series and is a verbatim transcript of a deposition from an Ohio case.
May 2, 2014 in Discovery, In the News | Permalink | Comments (0)
Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Report on Last Week's Civil Rules Advisory Committee Meeting
We covered earlier the agenda for the Civil Rules Advisory Committee's April meeting, which took place in Portland, Oregon last week and was an important step for the recently proposed amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. Bloomberg BNA's U.S. Law Week has this report on the result of the meeting.
The Advisory Committee's recommendations go next to the Standing Committee on the Rules of Practice and Procedure, which will meet in May.
Hat Tip: Tom Rowe
April 16, 2014 in Discovery, Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, In the News | Permalink | Comments (0)
Thursday, March 20, 2014
TRO Entered Against Mt. Gox in Class Action
I have admittedly fallen down on my self-appointed job of reporting on bitcoin litigation. Somewhat belatedly, I provide an update on some of the litigation surrounding the collapse of Mt. Gox, one of the earliest, largest, and best-known bitcoin exchanges.
On Feb. 27, 2014, a putative class action, Greene v. Mt. Gox Inc., Mt. Gox KK, Tibanne KK, and Mark Karpeles, No. 1:14-cv-1437, was filed in the Northern District of Illinois. Subject matter jurisdiction was premised on the Class Action Fairness Act. The complaint alleged counts for consumer fraud, common law fraud, negligence, and conversion, among other causes of action.
Two classes are proposed:
(1) Payment Class: All persons in the United States who paid a fee to Mt. Gox to buy, sell, or otherwise trade bitcoins.
(2) Frozen Currency Class: All persons in the United States who had bitcoins or Fiat Currency stored with Mt. Gox on Feb. 7, 2014.
On March 9, 2014, Mt. Gox Co., Ltd., which apparently is also known as Mt. Gox KK, filed a bankruptcy petition under Chapter 15 (foreign proceeding) in the Northern District of Texas, No. 3:14-bk-31229. Under the automatic stay, the Greene proceeding was stayed against defendant Mt. Gox KK.
However, as against the remaining defendants, Judge Feinerman in the Greene case entered a temporary restraining order on March 11, 2014. The court ruled that plaintiff had demonstrated a likelihood of success on the merits with respect to claims under the Illinois Consumer Fraud Act, common law fraud, negligence, conversion, and for an accounting, and restrained the defendants from selling, transferring, disposing of, or concealing any of their assets or records, including preservation of their web site.
March 20, 2014 in Class Actions, In the News | Permalink | Comments (0)
Monday, March 10, 2014
Deposition of Justin Bieber in Alleged Bodyguard-Attacks-Photographer Case
Want a cringe-worthy example of a difficult deponent? Try this excerpt of Justin Bieber's deposition in Binion v. Bieber, pending in state court in Miami. The complaint alleges:
7. At the aforedescribed date, time and place, Plaintiff, who is a 56 year old professional photographer, was legally on the sidewalk outside of the Hit Factory, taking photographs of Defendant BIEBER.
8. Defendant BIEBER, who is an internationally famous recording artist, did not want the Plaintiff to take photographs of him, so he directed HESNY and three other bodyguards to confront Plaintiff, and to forcibly take the memory card from Plaintiff's camera.
9. In compliance with BIEBER's instructions, Defendant HESNY threw Plaintiff against a wall, began choking him, and threatened Plaintiff with a gun, while the other bodyguards (whose names are unknown to the Plaintiff, pending further discovery), assisted him in threatening Plaintiff and forcibly removing the memory card from his camera.
Thanks to Brittany Cooper for passing this along!
March 10, 2014 in In the News | Permalink | Comments (0)
Monday, February 24, 2014
Unprecedented Number of Public Comments on Proposed FRCP Changes
Tony Mauro at the National Law Journal has an article this morning entitled Lawyers Spar Over Discovery Rules. He reports, "More than 2,200 lawyers and others took the time in recent weeks to file sometimes impassioned comments with a committee of the Judicial Conference over proposals to narrow pretrial discovery and ease sanctions for failure to preserve documents. The deadline for comments was Feb. 18."
February 24, 2014 in Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, In the News | Permalink | Comments (0)
Monday, February 10, 2014
Kagan on Ginsburg and Civil Procedure
Adam Liptak reports in the New York Times on last week's appearance by Justices Ginsburg (Brooklyn) and Kagan (Manhattan) at the New York City Bar Association. A few of the funnier bits from Justice Kagan's lecture involve civil procedure. From the article:
Justice Kagan also had a little fun with Justice Ginsburg's writing and interests. "As a law professor, she was a pathmarking scholar of civil procedure," Justice Kagan said, and then paused. "Pathmarking. Have you ever heard that word before? It appears in about 30 Justice Ginsburg opinions — although it appears actually not to exist. Oh well."
Justice Ginsburg is also an expert in comparative civil procedure, Justice Kagan said: "She wrote what I am confident is the definitive American volume on civil procedure in Sweden. That's why when the Supreme Court faces a tricky question of Swedish civil procedure, we always go straight to Justice Ginsburg."
February 10, 2014 in In the News, Supreme Court Cases | Permalink | Comments (1)
Monday, December 9, 2013
Federal Courts Celebrate 25 Years of PACER and CM/ECF
The Third Branch News reports "25 Years Later, PACER, Electronic Filing Continue to Change Courts."
Apparently without irony, Third Branch notes, "Lawyers speak of reduced stress at a workday's end, knowing they can electronically file a document until midnight, without fear that the courthouse doors will close on them."
December 9, 2013 in Federal Courts, In the News, Web/Tech | Permalink | Comments (0)
Friday, December 6, 2013
Court Implicitly Upholds Document Request Seeking Bitcoin Transaction Information
Okay, I've succombed to bitcoin madness. A search today of the ALLCASES library in the Westlaw database yielded three cases with the word "Bitcoin" in them. The only one of any recency was the following.
In Entrepreneur Media, Inc. v. Smith, No. 2:10–mc–55–JAM–EFB (E.D. Cal. Nov. 26, 2013), a judgment creditor/plaintiff moved to compel the production of documents sought in aid of enforcement of its judgment against the judgment debtor/defendant. The document request included, "Any and all books, letters, papers, files, or documents . . . which show any wire transfer, electronic distribution and/or transmission of funds, purchase of debit cards, acquisition and use of any online digital banking services, such as Bitcoin, and/or any and all other papers which show any account in YOUR name, and moreover, any account by any entity, including any digital entity, for the TIME PERIOD." Without addressing any issue that might have been presented by the inclusion of Bitcoin transactions in the document request, the court granted the motion to compel this particular request (although it denied the motion as to other requests).
December 6, 2013 in In the News, Recent Decisions, Web/Tech | Permalink | Comments (0)
Friday, November 15, 2013
"Lawsuit Abuse Reduction" Bill Passes House
H.R. 2655, the so-called "Lawsuit Abuse Reduction Act of 2013," passed the House of Representatives yesterday 228-195 (sigh . . . ).
In 2011, Professor Lonny Hoffman testified against this bill before the House Judiciary Committee.
November 15, 2013 in Current Affairs, Federal Courts, In the News | Permalink | Comments (0)
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
Still More on the Second Circuit's Order in the Stop-and-Frisk Case
Coverage of the Second Circuit's order in the Stop-and-Frisk case—staying Judge Scheindlin's rulings and ordering her removed from the case—continues:
- Emily Bazelon, Slate: Shut Up, Judge!
- Anil Kalhan (Drexel University), Dorf on Law: The Appearance of Impropriety and Partiality
- Anna Merlan, Village Voice: Appeals Court Blocks Judge Shira Scheindlin's Stop-and-Frisk Ruling, Removes Her From Case
- The New York Times, Room for Debate: The Appearance of Impartiality, featuring contributions by: Nancy Gertner (Former U.S. District Judge, District of Massachusetts); David Lat (Above the Law); Charles Ogletree (Harvard University); Deborah Rhode (Stanford University); Kermit Roosevelt (University of Pennsylvania)
More coverage here.
November 6, 2013 in Current Affairs, Federal Courts, In the News, Recent Decisions, Weblogs | Permalink | Comments (0)
Sunday, November 3, 2013
More on the Second Circuit's Order in the Stop-and-Frisk Case
We covered earlier the Second Circuit's order staying District Judge Shira Scheindlin's rulings in the stop-and-frisk litigation and removing her from the case. For more, here are a few links worth taking a look at:
- Judge Richard G. Kopf (U.S. District Court for the District of Nebraska), Hercules and the Umpire: A cheap shot
- Katherine Macfarlane (Louisiana State University), The Danger of Nonrandom Case Assignment: How the Southern District of New York's 'Related Cases' Rule has Shaped the Evolution of Stop-and-Frisk Law, Michigan Journal of Race & Law (forthcoming 2014) (an article examining the district court local rule that was mentioned in the Second Circuit's order)
- Jeffrey Toobin, The New Yorker: The Preposterous Removal of Judge Scheindlin
- Howard Wasserman (Florida International University), PrawfsBlawg: Stays and appellate benchslaps
November 3, 2013 in Current Affairs, Federal Courts, In the News, Recent Decisions, Weblogs | Permalink | Comments (0)
Friday, November 1, 2013
A Big Week for Civil Procedure & Federal Courts
There is a lot of action on the civil procedure & federal courts front next week. Mark your calendars (especially if you'll be in D.C.).
- Monday, November 4: SCOTUS oral argument in Walden v. Fiore (personal jurisdiction and venue)
- Tuesday, November 5: Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing, Changing the Rules: Will limiting the scope of civil discovery diminish accountability and leave Americans without access to justice? (witnesses: Arthur Miller, Andrew Pincus, Sherrilyn Ifill)
- Tuesday, November 5: SCOTUS announces one or more opinions in argued cases (could it be Daimler v. Bauman?)
- Tuesday, November 5: SCOTUS oral argument in Sprint v. Jacobs (Younger abstention)
- Wednesday, November 6: SCOTUS oral argument in Mississippi ex rel. Jim Hood v. AU Optronics Corp. (Class Action Fairness Act)
- Thursday, November 7: Public hearing on the proposed amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
November 1, 2013 in Current Affairs, Discovery, Federal Courts, Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, In the News, Supreme Court Cases | Permalink | Comments (0)
Thursday, October 31, 2013
Second Circuit Stays SDNY's Stop-and-Frisk Rulings Pending Appeal, Orders District Judge Removed From Case
In August, U.S. District Judge Shira Scheindlin ruled that the New York City Police Department's "stop and frisk" policy was unconstitutional and ordered a series of remedies. Today the Second Circuit not only stayed Judge Scheindlin's orders and opinions pending appeal; it also ordered that she be taken off the case. From the Second Circuit's order (footnotes omitted):
Upon review of the record in these cases, we conclude that the District Judge ran afoul of the Code of Conduct for United States Judges, Canon 2 ("A judge should avoid impropriety and the appearance of impropriety in all activities."); see also Canon 3(C)(1) ("A judge shall disqualify himself or herself in a proceeding in which the judge's impartiality might reasonably be questioned . . . ."), and that the appearance of impartiality surrounding this litigation was compromised by the District Judge's improper application of the Court's "related case rule," see Transfer of Related Cases, S.D.N.Y. & E.D.N.Y. Local Rule 13(a), and by a series of media interviews and public statements purporting to respond publicly to criticism of the District Court.
Accordingly, we conclude that, in the interest, and appearance, of fair and impartial administration of justice, UPON REMAND, these cases shall be assigned to a different District Judge, chosen randomly under the established practices of the District Court for the Southern District of New York. This newly-designated District Judge shall implement this Court's mandate staying all proceedings and otherwise await further action by the Court of Appeals on the merits of the ongoing appeals.
October 31, 2013 in Federal Courts, In the News, Recent Decisions | Permalink | Comments (0)
Friday, October 25, 2013
Shutdown Caused "Broad Disruptions," Say Federal Courts
October 25, 2013 in Federal Courts, In the News | Permalink | Comments (0)
Sunday, October 13, 2013
New York Times on "How Activist is the Supreme Court?"
Adam Liptak of the New York Times published an article considering "How Activist Is the Supreme Court?" In it, Liptak quotes several law professors, including:
Lee Epstein (USC): "Claims about the Roberts court's activism seem overwrought."
Suzanna Sherry (Vanderbilt): "[T]he Supreme Court had erred more often in sustaining laws than in striking them down. 'Too much of a good thing can be bad,' she wrote, 'and democracy is no exception.'" Professor Sherry's article, entitled "Why We Need More Judicial Activism," is forthcoming in early 2014. Here's the abstract:
Too much of a good thing can be bad, and democracy is no exception. In the United States, the antidote to what the drafters of the Constitution called "the excess of democracy" is judicial review. Lately, however, judicial review has come under fire. Many on both sides of the political aisle accuse the Supreme Court of being overly activist and insufficiently deferential to the elected representatives of the people. I argue in this essay that criticizing the Court for its activism is exactly backwards: We need more judicial activism, not less. Courts engaging in judicial review are bound to err on one side or the other from time to time. It is much better for the health of our constitutional democracy if they err on the side of activism, striking down too many laws rather than too few. An examination of both constitutional theory and our own judicial history shows that too little activism produces worse consequences than does too much. If we cannot assure that the judges tread the perfect middle ground (and we cannot), it is better to have an overly aggressive judiciary than an overly restrained one.
Lee Epstein (USC) & Andrew Martin (Wash U): "In a nutshell, liberal justices tend to invalidate conservative laws and conservative justices, liberal laws." Professors Epstein and Martin co-authored an article last year on the topic of judicial activism and the Roberts Court, entitled "Is the Roberts Court Especially Activist? A Study of Invalidating (and Upholding) Federal, State, and Local Laws."
Liptak's article also quotes a number of others, including several of the Justices themselves. The article is worth a read for those interested in the judicial activism debate.
October 13, 2013 in Federal Courts, In the News, Supreme Court Cases | Permalink | Comments (0)


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Doublewide, House or Mobile Home
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#1 Jun 16, 2011
I am looking to find a place with owner financing, i have around $5000 to put down & can afford up to a max of $550 a month depending on the location & the home itself. If anyone knows of any homes please let me know. I saw a post on here a few months back about a doublewide for $19500 but don't see it now.
#2 Jun 16, 2011
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#3 Jun 16, 2011
i have a place a nice double wide. But u hav to hav a good job and prove it. Will take 7500.00 down and 500 a month. no pets. And only one family. No moms dads uncles friends etc. Hate to b or sound like a butt. But hav been screwed last time i tried it. Its 3 miles from pch. 1 acre of land big yard has pool and swing set. Paved driveway 2 larger decks. Nice 3 bedroom 2 bath. Will take 50.000 or 7500 down and 500 a m month for ten years that come out to 67000.00
#4 Jun 16, 2011
have ou an email that you can expose.I have more refferences that you would need,inculding personal,credit,or any other information that you may need. In all seriousness,You wont go wrong here,And I can prove it. Thanks so much!!
#5 Jun 17, 2011
I am very interested thank you for responding how do I get in contact with you?
#6 Jun 17, 2011
Also I failed to mention I can give 3-4,000 every Jan to put towards the home along with the monthly payment to get it paid off faster. We have two steady jobs and good credit, financed a car recently so credit is limited that's the reason we are going this route. I would like to look at the home ASAP and can this evening. Thanks again for the reply. You can email me at [email protected] all lowercase.
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#7 Jun 17, 2011
my wife has a guy that se promised he could come look at it. He s going to come sunday if it dont workout. Were going public with it. If he dont buy it. Ill post the address and u can come look monday. If i dont post back by monday its gone ty.
#8 Jun 17, 2011
Okay thanks
#9 Jun 18, 2011
I saw a person advertising a place in a mhp on here it was for 19500 the person said her friend would consider rto with a good down payment and said she would respond back when she found out and never did. It's hard to buy a home now because the banks want so much down and not everyone has that..people don't understand rto helps someone in need and that cannot help that they don't have 20 grand all at once to put down. Hope you luck!
#10 Jun 20, 2011
Did you sell the home Sunday?
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I'd be pretty pissed if I helped a friend by shipping his stuff then I get stuck with a paypal claim. I don't got a comp I post pix and all from my phone. Also when I sell say a amp i make a video of it off, powering on, guts and serial(s). Even pix packing it up. High end stuff I mark where buyer don't see on board of amp or bottom of cone on sub. I'm taking no sides I don't know none of them. Hope it gets resolved pretty crappy situation for both.
Current set up: 94 Toyota Chaser (1JZ motor) On deck for that car? No HU atm, 3 way active (Vifa Tweets, CDT 04's and 06's) powered by either a Zed Draconia , 2 Obsidian Audio 10's powered by a B2 Audio Zero.3
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66 Pontiac GTO, modified stock radio, Crossfire CFA 302, Kicker KS6.2's in the front kicks, Crossfire CFA 452 for the 6x9's I need.
The only person who has lied so far is the seller. The item was listed as NIB. I'm not taking sides, just keeping things in perspective.
G2g Hope ya guys get this sorted out. I hope the new guy is lying and everything can go back to normal lol...
I shot out muh mom's vag with bossing papers in hand.


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Skip to comments.Stop me before I pander again (audio clip of Hillary Clinton's Selma speech)
Posted on 03/05/2007 10:01:54 PM PST by neverdem
There has been a lot of attention paid on the web and on talk radio to this audio clip of Hillary Clinton affecting a Southern accent addressing a rally in Selma, AL yesterday. Not the same rally Barack Obama spoke at, though. A seperate but equal rally, of course.
It appears that Hillary has a problem with getting carried away when addressing an audience. The woman who claims she was "always a Yankee fan" despite growing up in suburban Chicago, is going to have quite a problem, if she campaigns for the next 18 months. Who knows what other accents she will affect? Will her harridan-voice become a familiar tone when audiences wildly applaud and she tries to talk over them?
It is looking to me as though she has a real problem with authenticity.
Nice ankles and ample breasts are a welcome addition.
This has to be the most embarrasing, disgusting, and bizarre clip I've ever heard of her. What, in the hell, was she trying to do?? Sound black, sound southern, sound like she's had a long hard-suffering life, and she can identify with all of the "lowly" people there?
Seriously, I just can't get over this one, it makes my skin crawl! Is she sane??
I heard a snippet of this on Rush's show today. I actually felt embarrassed for her.
"Yah der ay, I'manna getcha all hooked up on dat de'r new-fandangled health care card ay! Gonna put chips in yer foreheads, yah! Den I figure we'll juss put dem de'r deers on birt' control, so ya's got no need fer dem de'r firearms yer totin'. Sound good ay?! Ok, good den. Roll out dat de'r barrel, I'm parched! Better get use to da Lite stuff too, 'cuss purdy soon, dats all ya'll be gittin, an' I got a diet plan fer yer cows too, 'cuss fat cows make fat peeeeple ayna hey! Ok den, tank ya peeeple from dis great white nort state of West Consin!" (governer Doyle whispering in hillary's ear) "Ok I was juss informed dat it's not West Consin, sorry, Imabit tipsy! Tank ya da great peeeple of nort-sconsin! YAAAAAAHHWWWWWWW!!!!!"
Sorry... couldn't resist the Deanism
Don't forget, when she was carpet-bagging a senate seat in NY, she suddenly "discovered" she was a life-long Yankees fan and part Jewish!
BM, because this is so bizarre.
I'll take off work if I hear that she's in PA Dutch Country or maybe Pittsburgh, that's be killer to hear her bellowing request "for yunz to vote for me!"
Amazing. Not only is she half-black, but now she's from the south as well.
I don't know about it being Shrillery's finest moment: the "Mahatma Gandhi pumping gas in St. Louis" line has to be up there at the top.
Yep, she's the smartest woman in America.
Well, since her husband was the first black President, it only makes sense that she wants to be the 2nd black president.
is she sane??
are you out of your mind??
she is a democrat
how many sane democrats do you know?
I thought I was listening to an old "Mama's Family" clip!
Just what in hell was she "thinking"?
What Belgium Can Teach Us About the Need for National Unity
'It Is Just Not Walter Reed' - Soldiers Share Troubling Stories Of Military Health Care Across U.S. "Welcome to universal health care, aka socialized medicine. Lefty WaPo, keep doing your muckraking!" That's part of comment# 1. The story also includes the VA.
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Anyone have that sound bite?
FYI, I just sent this current one to everyone I know. Y'all might want to do the same.
It'd be a great idea for someone to compose all of the Beast's stooopid soundbites.
It was very bizzare to say the least..."I wuz born a poo' black woman in a cabin down by th' river an' we had to hide ah shine from the revenooers..."
You mean this? There's a few pages of her filth.
It's uncensored and has her filthy quotations in it, so BEWARE.
BTW, can anyone name a liberal who is a "lady?"
Dictionary.com Unabridged - Lady: a woman who is refined, polite, and well-spoken
she is a democrat
how many sane democrats do you know?
Zell Miller?
My wife has never been as big a Clinton hater as I am and has always indicated that she might vote for Clinton because of her gender. Last night, I played Clinton's speech for her. The reaction was priceless.
The first time she heard it, she started laughing because she thought it was a joke.
When I explained the context of the speech she asked me to play it again. This time she was literally speechless. I played it a third time and she became downright angry and asked how stupid does Clinton think we are.
Only March of 2007, and she is already losing the woman vote.
Worse than her singing the National Anthem.
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That worst part was that no one present seems to be offended or insulted.
I agree. If she came to my church and spoke to me like this, I would boo her and walk out. I have never understood why some of our people worship this condescending racist.
'Rats will want to put this behind them as quickly as possible because it'll hurt her with black voters and just make the woman look ignorant and stupid and ridiculous... Which is why conservative talk show hosts should play the tape at the beginning of their shows, everyday, from now until the election. Don't let her put it behind her!
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Outstanding clip! A talking chameleon!
An anti-truth, anti-freedom, anti-individual, anti-life, rapist-enabling, scumbag POS this close to becoming CIC is never a good thing in The United States of America.
We are still paying and fighting for the destruction her co-rapist caused.
I was embarrassed for them.
But........ The hildebeast lived in Arkansas for many years. (I am a native Texan) The southern accent is something that can come and go depending on the group you are with. When I go home, small town Texas, with my relatives the accent gets thick. When I summer in Vermont, I lose the accent unless they make a big deal of it and then it gets thicker.
In my opinion it is natural to slip into an honestly acquired southern accent in the midst of others who speak that way.
Now, I never thought I'd defend hillary. But, really this is common. Sorry.
Yup, you are reaching to defend her heinous.
Was any despot craving power ever considered sane?
I agree. I would spend a week in TN and come home talking "like 'is".
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Hillary didn't even live on the south side of Chicago, let alone the Mason Dixon line, LOL
I had a FReeper PM me an article giving Hillary a pass because she "lived in the south for 17 years".
I'm born/raised here and the only time I've ever heard people talking like Hillary did is when they're mocking a southern accent.
Hillary is as phony as her Southern accent.
The Clintons are to America what e.coli is to an open buffet.
hillary's accent aside for the moment, I know what you mean. I generally do not have an accent (many good folks in Jersey have told me as much). I too am from a small Texas town (Seguin). I also lived in Houston for 21 years. I know that if I'm around a group of friends (Texans, particularly east Texans for some reason), I tend to speak with a drawl. And when my grandfathers were alive, I would speak to them in Spanish and with an accent. As for hillary, from the clip I saw and heard, she was quoting James Cleveland and I guess she was trying to impersonate his accent.
That was my first thought, but only for a second. Then I realized I should feel sorry for the black people in the audience.
She insulted them to a degree almost beyond belief. I just am amazed that they have regressed so far from 1964. She talked to them like they were a crowd of house boys and plantation workers and they lapped it up.
Her delivery, along with the speech's content, was the most racist and insulting public spectacle I have seen by a politician in years. How could Hillary (in private) have any respect for a group of people that are so willing to prostitute their dignity and self reliance to such insulting pandering? Of course she doesn't. Nor do any of her ilk.
How do we stop people that are so intent on formenting hatred as these Democrats? How can we when there are so many, so willing to embrace this baldface racism and hatred? I literally had to turn it off so I could finish my lunch it was so sickening.
Supposedly, the target of her wrath was one Paul Frey, Bill's campaign manager when he ran unsuccessfully for the House of Representatives in 1974. Frey, interestingly, wasn't even Jewish. There is much more about Hillary's finest moment here.
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In these early days, as February turns into March, and before actual stats and scores go and muck things up, a guy can dream a little, can't he? He can play a little 2004 fantasy baseball, right?
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Detroit won 44 games?
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Griffey Jr. blow by the 500 mark and keep right on going?
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Joe Torre somehow, impossibly, stay in his happy place no matter what weirdness comes out of the boss' office?
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For the ghost of Roy Cohn to visit Dusty Baker in the middle of the night? It's just that I think Dusty should know exactly what he's talking about when he trots out this McCarthyism stuff. (If we can't swing the ghost, Pacino as Roy would probably do.)
For Johnny Damon to keep letting it grow. The hair and the beard. Right now, he's working a tribute thing to Jim Morrison, which is fine; but before long, he'll be doing the ultimate throwback tribute with a fullblown House of David look, which is mighty impressive. Anyone can pull on a retro jersey, but Johnny's obviously got genuine respect for history, and it's a rare and wonderful thing.
For a pool on how long it'll take for Frank Thomas to grab Ozzie Guillen around the neck and shake him like a rubber chicken? Put me down for five bucks on Sunday, June 6, by the way.
For the cops to lay a speed trap down Florida way and put Canseco in the pen until he agrees not to write a book, an essay, a paragraph, a sentence, or even a birthday card. Sure, it's harassment; but it's in the interest of the public good. Imagine having to listen to him read parts of the book out loud on Larry King. Scary.
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The Tigers could maybe sign Rickey Henderson sometime soon?
Hee Seop Choi could hit, I don't know, maybe 47 doubles?
Eric Chavez could wrap up a deal to stay in Oakland for the next several years?
Edgar Martinez could make a push for the batting title?
Larry Bowa could, you know, chill?
Would all this be too much to ask? Would I be pushing my luck if put in a last request for ...
A banner that reads Toronto Blue Jays, 2004 American League East Champions.
You were with me up until then, right? I've pushed it too far, haven't I?
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Jul 25, 2013Hexodius' dungeon sections aren't involved enough to offer interesting choices or exploration, but last just long enough to qualify as clunky menu screens.
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- 1 cup self-raising flour
- 1⁄4 teaspoon bicarbonate of soda (a pinch)
- 1 cup water
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- 1 teaspoon ginger (grated)
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Very nice, indeed!! I absolutely loved it! I agree with the previous two reviewers that the batter could use some zing in its flavor, so I would add some Asian spices to it -- about a teaspoon. I found the sauce to be so wonderful (I used fresh ginger that I minced instead of grating) that it carried the battered fish sticks just fine for me. My DH agreed with the other reviewers. One thing he and I both agreed on: this batter has such a great texture and clings beautifully to the fish sticks; we'd like to use this for other types of fish as well. I also never would have purchased the imitation crab sticks before and was delighted to find them in my grocer's refrigerated fish counter where the canned crab, etc. is. The package of 8 fish sticks is fairly stable (can last a month in the 'fridge) so I plan to keep a package on hand to wow my friends with this simple recipe. I also heated the oil to 360F in my fairly deep cast iron skillet. What a keeper! Thanks, Pat! Made for Make My Recipe tag game.
Though the crab, was not what I expected, flavorwise, the dipping sauce was nocely flavored. Just thought the crab was missing something. As for the sauce I added a couple drops of hot sauce, giving this a nice zing. Tagged and made in 1--2-3 hits.
I had never thought of doing anything like this with the imitation crab. I can only get the pieces here, not sticks so used what I had. The only drawback was that by the time the batter has browned and crisped the "crab" had softened quite a bit and lost a good bit of it's crab flavor. That might well not happen if you have the sticks which, I assume, are quite a bit larger. These were fun to eat and really feel like summer for some reason. I think the kids would really like this preparation too.


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Mike Colgan, owner of Coog's Budget CDs and Tapes in Port Angeles, will host a special concert Saturday as part of national Record Store Day.
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In Port Angeles, that means an all-day concert in the back room at Mike Colgan's Coog's Budget CDs and Tapes at 111 Front St.
The lineup for the free show includes a mix of Peninsula and Puget Sound bands.
Locals include Colgan's elderly punk band MCFD; the metal outfit Trinity Avenue from Port Angeles; Port Angeles singer/songwriters Luke Meeker and Dakota Long; AK47, a disabled rapper from Port Hadlock; and Wanda Bumgarner, a singer from Forks known for her yodeling talents.
"Wanda's amazing," Colgan said. "She's more punk than anybody."
Joining the locals will be Poorsport, a punk four-piece from Seattle; Everett rockers Southender; and Seattle post-punk group Urine Idiot.
Music will begin at noon and continue until 8 p.m.
In Port Townsend, Mark Haring, who owns and operates Quimper Sound at 211 Taylor St. in the Undertown, will offer special limited releases of vinyl records.
"The purpose of Record Store Day is to give independent record stores a chance to compete with the big boys," Haring said.
"We can offer product that isn't available online or at chain stores, so people come in to buy what they can't get anywhere else."
Record Store Day was started in 2007 by a group of fans who asked artists and labels to put out special limited releases of vinyl records, available only to standalone brick-and-mortar retailers.
The limited releases would go to retailers whose main primary business focuses on a physical store location, whose product line consists of at least 50 percent music retail, whose company is not publicly traded and whose ownership is at least 70 percent located in the state of operation, according to the website www.recordstoreday.com.
The first Record Store Day had about 30 releases. It has now grown to about 300, Haring said.
There are a lot of rules, he said, such as a promise that none of the releases will be sold before the official day and that they can't be sold online.
Haring placed an order for Record Store Day, and on Saturday, he will open an hour early at 9 a.m.
Colgan isn't buying any official Record Store Day product because of the cost and rules.
Haring, who has owned Quimper Sound for eight years, recently moved the store from a large, open space on Taylor Street to a cozier location in the Undertown that was about half the size.
Over the past few years, his inventory has shifted from a majority of CDs and a few racks of records on the back wall to a majority of LPs.
The new store location is almost all vinyl.
When he bought the store, his own music collection was all digital.
That changed one night when he brought a turntable home along with a few used records.
He plugged it into his television's sound system, and, he said, his life got back to where it once belonged.
"It's an inaccurate representation of music to have it be digitally altered. When you turn music into a series of ones and zeros, something gets lost," Haring said.
"I hadn't listened to records since the early '80s and hadn't sat down and had the Zen experience of letting the music wash over me and getting lost in the sound.
"I thought it was an age thing and I was just getting older.
"But when I hooked up the turntable, I immediately heard a whole difference in the sound."
Quimper Sound is specialized, compact and well organized.
In contrast, Coog's has a wide-open, random feeling. In addition to the records, CDs and tapes, the store is filled with memorabilia from the rock 'n' roll era — including a handheld basketball video game from the late 1970s and a lawnmower belt.
But the two proprietors have a common interest in, and respect for, vinyl.
Colgan said record stores now serve almost as museums for the history of pop music, with the vinyl records and toys from the same era tactile reminders of a bygone era.
"It makes you feel good to have something in your hand that you lost a long time ago," he said.
"That's why I still have this record store."
Demographics of record buyers have changed, Colgan said, as more find music online.
"Kids don't really come in here to buy CDs. The kids buy the vinyl," Colgan said.
"Nothing makes me more happy than seeing kids get into records — like this young girl yesterday came in and bought a Blondie album.
'She listened to it here, and I watched her reading the sleeve. For $7.99, she touched back in to the original sound, that original feeling."
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Colors by Java Tartaglia
Letters by Charles Pritchett
Released digitally for FREE on Wednesday, November 17. Visit http://visionmachine.net and http://comixology.com for downloads and links for both the first and second issues.
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In the year 2061, Sprout Computers releases the iEye, a pair of glasses that allow you to effortlessly record, edit, and add special effects to anything you see -- and instantly share it with the world. It's all of the insane potential of digital media and social networking at the speed of thought, and three film grads named BUDDY, DAVE, and JANE have embraced the new dream. But now the other shoe's about to drop... Don't miss the second issue of "Planet Hulk" writer Greg Pak's insane new sci fi story, gloriously pencilled by up-and-coming superstar R.B. Silva ("Jimmy Olsen").