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"I never spoke to her. I wish all of them well, but I was not involved in any of that," Kidman, who weathered her own emotional split from the star in 2001, tells PEOPLE's Australian sister publication, WHO magazine, for its 20th Anniversary issue, which asked the Oscar winner to look back on her own past 20 years.
Still Kidman, 45, looking resplendent in a five-page pictorial spread – and back to her natural red tresses – says she's grateful for her 10-year marriage to Cruise, 50, because he helped to shape her family, now four kids strong.
"I got married really fast and really young. But I don't regret that because it got me [children] Bella and Connor and I did have a fantastic marriage for a long period," says Kidman, now happily married to country music star and fellow Aussie Keith Urban since 2006.
While her first marriage wasn't the forever-after she'd dreamed of, she looks back philosophically on that turbulent period of her life, saying the whole experience was "all a part of growing up."
"There were times following [the divorce] when I thought, 'Wow, this is the loneliest, loneliest existence,' " Kidman told the magazine. "But with Tom, it was a fantastic decade. I wish all of the people that have been involved in my life well, because it's very important to me to be in a place of forgiveness and love."
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"I'm amazed that I have been a mother for so much of my life now. It's odd, but because of them I don't feel 45," she said, also saying that she has great empathy for those woman having a tough time conceiving a child.
"I had tried and failed and failed," she said. "Every woman who has been through all those ups and downs knows the depression that comes with it. So the way it just happened with Sunday was like, 'What?' The percentages were so low. It is the miracle in my life."
She added: "All my kids are highlights of my life. They are all of my biggest joys."


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A 61-year-old man presents with progressive chronic pain of his lower extremities and episodes of dysthesia of his left foot. On physical examination, he has bowing of his extremities with prominent bony masses on both legs, particularly near his knee, that have been present since birth (Figure 1). The patient's father and sister have similar lesions. Complete blood cell count and differential are within normal limits. Plain radiograph and magnetic resonance imaging show multiple exostosis with the largest lesion arising from the posterior left tibia. There is no evidence of malignant transformation, although significant impingement on the posterior neurovascular bundle is seen.
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Torn Apart by Grief After His Ex-Wife Killed Their Two Sons, David Smith Has a New Family. How He Found Forgiveness and the Will to Live
It wasn't the first time his grief had taken him to such a dark place, but it would be the last. That night Smith realized he did have something to live for: Their names were Savannah and Nicolas. "I thought about how blessed I was to have two more healthy, beautiful children," says Smith, 39, "and how they would suffer if I killed myself. That will to live just got strong, and I knew if I made it this far I could keep going."
But Smith's journey has been a tough one. In October 1994 his life was virtually destroyed by a case that captured the nation's emotions and brought a spotlight to his hometown of Union, S.C. His estranged wife, Susan, told police she'd been carjacked by a black man who had taken off with her two young sons still in her car. For nine days she made tearful pleas for their safe return, until admitting she let her car roll in the lake with Michael, 3, and Alex, 14 months, still strapped in their car seats. Susan is serving a life sentence for murder at Leath Correctional Institution in Greenwood, S.C.
It hasn't been easy, but somehow David Smith has slowly moved on: He has a new career as a commercial truck driver; in 2003 he married Tiffany Moss, 36, whom he was dating at the time of the murders (they met at the Winn-Dixie in Union, where they both worked). Most of all he revels in watching Savannah, 9, and Nicolas, 7, grow up. But for years Smith wrestled with his anger toward Susan, knowing it would eat him up until he forgave her. He spent the entire trial staring at her and thinking about killing her. He even went to see her in prison one time, hoping to find answers-but says he got nothing from her. To keep his emotions in check during the following years, he leaned on his wife for support, shared his devastation with friends and family and talked to his therapists, who helped him understand that forgiveness is something he must come to alone.
Another big step was leaving Union, the site of all that heartbreak. David now lives in a modest, one-story blue house with black shutters in Moore, S.C., about 25 miles from Union. Careful not to make his home a shrine to Michael and Alex, he hung only a large portrait of the boys in the dining room, has a framed picture of each in his bedroom and a sketch and painting drawn by strangers that hang on the walls.
Finally, around 2000, after years of taking small steps to move on with his life, Smith says, "One night I sat on the couch, took a deep breath and said, 'Okay, I forgive her.' It was a big relief. It lifted that burden off my soul."
And while the anniversaries of the deaths still find him at the grave wishing his sons were with him, he no longer wants to die. Even family members say they've stopped worrying about Smith. "I don't go to sleep and have him on my mind anymore," said David Smith Sr., 63, a retired Wal-Mart manager in Pensacola, Fla. "For a while it was, every time the phone rings, what's it going to be? We're all fragile when we lose somebody the way he did."
But while time may have eased his son's pain a bit, the hurt will never be entirely erased. "There's always this nagging and gnawing heartache," says Smith Jr. "It's there every day, even if I'm not always conscious of it."
Ever since the tragedy, strangers have been seeking him out, asking for Smith for advice. "It's like I'm on a pedestal and they're reaching up to me for answers," he says. "Sometimes I don't know what to tell them. People can give you guidance, but in the end you've got to figure it out for yourself."
Last year Smith began working on a follow-up to his 1995 bestselling book Beyond All Reason: My Life with Susan Smith. Digging up those searing memories hasn't been easy, but Smith hopes that telling the story of his descent into suicidal grief and ultimately his resurrection will help others cope with their losses. He wants people to know that sometimes going through the worst pain of your life can help you find your strength. "If I'm having problems financially or a hard time at work, when I'd get to that breaking point, I'd think about losing Michael and Alex," he says. "And I'd say to myself, 'David, if you could make it through that, you can make it through this.' And the problem would shrink down to nothing. In a lot of ways I feel like Michael and Alex taught me more in death than I ever got to teach them in life."
A heartbreaking lesson, indeed. When divers found Susan's burgundy Mazda Protege, the two boys were still in their car seats, hanging upside down. While Susan has always claimed she intended to kill herself but changed her mind at the last minute, Tommy Pope, the prosecutor at the time, still believes she killed her sons because her wealthy boyfriend-David and Susan were separated at the time-didn't want a ready-made family. "She thought the kids were the only impediment to her having this wonderful life with a rich guy," says Pope, now in private practice in South Carolina.
By the time Susan eventually confessed, David was not allowed to see his sons because their bodies were so badly decomposed. He buried them in one coffin because there was so little of them left. "It haunts me every day," he says, "that I didn't get to make peace, say goodbye, touch their little heads, stroke their little hands. She even took that from me."
But losing two children has made Smith treasure every moment with Savannah and Nicolas. "I know they can be here one minute and gone the next,'' he says. When they were babies he took them to the cemetery. He takes them back whenever they have more questions about their brothers. "They don't know the whole story,'' he says. "They've seen me cry over their pictures, so they know I miss them."
Despite all the progress Smith has made, he knows he can't totally escape the past. His ex-wife continues to make headlines, even from behind bars. In 2000 two prison guards were fired for having sex with her. In January she petitioned the state for a new trial (she is eligible for parole in 2024), saying she had inadequate counsel. Her mother, Linda Russell, defends her daughter's behavior both in and out of prison, including her quest for a new trial. "I think anybody who is incarcerated can never give up hope," says Russell, 65, a retired bookkeeper who still lives in Union. As for the murders of her grandchildren, she says, "I think at that moment in time Susan simply lost touch with reality."
For David Smith, it's the memories of his dead sons that keep him grounded, like when he recently took his skills test for his trucking license. "I was given three chances to park at an angle with a trailer," he says. "I failed the first two times. I was on my third chance, and before I tried, I asked Michael and Alex for their help. And it was almost like they steered the steering wheel. I did it."
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(NEW YORK) -- Allegations that Sen. Robert Menendez (D-NJ), the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, had sex with prostitutes in the Dominican Republic were a lie, according to a young woman who signed an affidavit saying she was paid to make the false claims in the week before last year's elections.
Last fall, Republican operatives, who insisted on anonymity, helped arrange the woman's appearance, along with two additional women, in back-to-back, online interviews with ABC News and a conservative news website, the Daily Caller.
In the weeks before the women were presented to be interviewed, the operatives also distributed what was described as "surveillance reports" by private detectives reporting on naked pool parties at the Dominican Republic home of a Menendez friend and campaign contributor, Dr. Salomon Melgin, a Florida eye surgeon.
ABC News did not broadcast or initially report on the claims because of doubts about the women's veracity and identity.
The Daily Caller reported extensively on the claims in the week before the election, even as Menendez strongly denied them. The senator questioned why other news outlets repeated the allegations based on anonymous sources and interviews with two of the women whose faces were obscured when shown on the conservative news site.
The woman, who was not present when her affidavit was revealed at a press conference by an attorney in the Dominican Republic Monday, said her performance last year was arranged by a Dominican lawyer who had her rehearse statements and promised to pay her well.
"I never slept with Mr. Menendez nor Mr. Melgin," the woman, Nexis de los Santos Santana, said in her sworn statement, adding she did not know the senator or the doctor. "So therefore I don't have any relationship of any kind with the aforementioned people."
In her interview with ABC News before the election, she said her name was Michelle Rodriguez and that she had come forward because Menendez had paid her only $100 of the $500 she had expected. She now says she was coached to make the claim.
Her account of sex with Menendez in the video interview was almost word-for-word the account given by two other women who were produced for interviews about having sex with the man they knew only as "Bob."
Asked during the interview with ABC News how she knew that the man named "Bob" was a United States senator, one of the other women said she had put the name "Bob" into a web search site and a picture of Menendez popped up.
Menendez told reporters Monday, "I've always said that these are all false, they're smears, and so I look forward to seeing whatever the Dominican courts have that prove what I've said all along."
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Oh I am so good at wasting time! Today I went window shopping (on the internet) and found this beautiful Korean clothing label, called Elli's Cabinet.
I don't know what is with me and this Asian clothing obsession, I think it started here a month or so ago. These hard to come by stores are so perfect, the clothes are so natural. Need I say more?
My favourite clothing colours being gray, brown, black, beige and navy (yes, all the neutrals all at once), I think this style suits me. Let's hope I'm cute enough to pull it off, haha.
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That sounds wonderful!
OMG! I can't find the original post where I found the link to the recipe...but DAMN! I Could drink this by itself w/o coffee!
As I am slowly eliminating things...I finally grabbed my ovaries and decided to whip this up. my first cup of coffee was w/my usual goats milk...my second was with the the Coconut Creamer... Heaven. I will say I cheated a bit and added some (a TBS to be exact) of my organic caramel coffee syrup. I want another cup of coffee just so I can have this!!! If you haven't tired it its a GREAT replacement for creamer or goatsmilk... I think I can easily give up my goats milk for this stuff!!!!!
That sounds wonderful!
Yum. I generally use almond milk in my morning coffee, but sometimes I want something rich and sinful in my tea at night, for dessert. This sounds like a hit!
I'm on my second batch. The first batch was a disaster--I used coconut milk that had been in the fridge, and the whole mixture congealed into this beige lump of slushy goo, which then went completely solid again in the fridge....looked disgusting but tasted good. So I made a second batch yesterday using room temperature milk and it was perfect.
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I tried making this and it turned out really liquid and not very creamy. Are you supposed to dump the water from the top of the coconut milk can first?
IDK.. I dumped the whole can in...it wasn't very "whip" like - but then again I used my Vitamix Blender instead of my hand mixer with the beater attachment - as far as I'm concerned ...I RDC if it isn't whip like...it works well as it is....but that's me
My second batch never went peaky like whipped cream, but it's definitely a little airy. I tipped the whole can in (full fat coconut milk) and I melted the oil slightly.
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It makes me giddy that this is working for so many others! Thanks for sharing it Shijin13!
It definitely thickens up after a few hours in the fridge, and I just added that bit of info to the post, so hopefully that will help anyone else that makes it. (And apologies to those that had to figure it out the hard way!)
I have tried a few variations with different extracts, almond, orange, etc and they all seem to work well. But if you add too much, the alcohol seems to keep the creamer from thickening. I also tried one batch with two eggs instead of one...yuk. That didn't work.
I think Liz makes the most important point, to have your ingredients at room temp for the best results.
Now I'm off to try a "coconut cheese" recipe. Has anyone had success with that?
wow, looks awesome!! i wonder if, instead of melted coconut oil, if you added a bit of super dark chocolate melted with the coconut oil to make a chocolate whipped "cream"...


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WARREN - A Warren man has parted with a priceless collection of history - including rare books, documents and paintings pertaining to former president Abraham Lincoln.
On Tuesday, the 150th anniversary of Lincoln's famous Gettysburg Address, John Carroll University announced that alumnus Robert E. Heltzel Jr. donated nearly 60 pieces to the college's Grasselli Library.
The collection includes an executive order signed by Lincoln on Sept. 5, 1863, assigning a draft quota to the Eleventh District of Ohio; an original photograph of Lincoln taken 11 days before he delivered the Gettysburg Address; a limited edition of "The True Story of Mary, Wife of Lincoln," published in 1928 and bound with fabric taken from the draperies that hung in Mary Lincoln's home; and a sea letter signed by Lincoln and Secretary of State William H. Seward in 1863 giving permission for the New Bedford whaler Cornelius Howland to sail to the Pacific Ocean.
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This portrait of Lincoln is a hand-colored engraving of Lincoln included as an inset in the back cover of one of the volumes of "The Life and Works of Abraham Lincoln" edited by John Nicolay and John Hay, 1905.
Heltzel and his wife, Heidi, also bestowed a $1 million gift in support of the digitization project, which also establishes the Heltzel Endowed Professorship in Economics.
Heltzel is the retired owner / president of Kenilworth Steel in Warren.
Heltzel said Tuesday evening he wanted to contribute items from his collection of Lincoln that he has accumulated over the past 35 to 40 years as an important and useful addition to the university' rare book room.
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''These will be of use to the university for its students and staff,'' Heltzel said, noting all items were authenticated by the university.
In addition to being on display in the library, the collection also is digitally preserved as part of the library's online resource, Carroll Collected.
Heltzel has been donating pieces from his collection to the school over the years. He said he plans to visit the room where the items will be housed to also see other items already on display.
''I'm glad that others will also have access to them now. Forty to 50 years from now, people will be able to have access to handsigned historic items on Lincoln,'' he said.
Heltzel said he hopes his donation will also encourage others to consider giving items to their college or university.
''I hope this does raise some awareness in other people who may want to give to John Carroll University or any university,'' Heltzel said.
Grasselli Library curator of special collections Charles Zarobila said, "We're very lucky to have it and we're very grateful that he has given it to us.''
Zarobila, who has worked with an appraiser to determine the value of items in the collection, said many of the items are extremely rare, and all are in very good shape.
"Some of the other institutions we contacted ... we could tell that they were jealous of some of the things that we have, so that made us feel very good," he said.
One of the items Heltzel donated is a complete book published by Edward Everett, the main speaker at the Gettysburg Cemetery dedication. The digitized version of the book, which also contains Lincoln's speech, can be downloaded in PDF format. Zarobila said the book is one of the first published items to contain Lincoln's speech.
"(Everett) talked for about two hours. Lincoln got up and talked for two minutes, and his is the address that everyone remembers," he said. "(Lincoln) did so much to save the country back in the critical time of the Civil War.
''His ability to heal the wounds of the nation after the war and bring people together and to help the country go forward after that terrible time, I think that's why he's so beloved and respected."
Zarobila said JCU students who are enrolled in history classes will visit the library and view the collection in order to supplement what they are learning in class.
In a prepared statement released after the donation, Heltzel states, "The commitment that Heidi and I have made ... is really a reflection of our blessings which lead to our desire to help create opportunities for bright young men and women who are seeking a John Carroll education.
"Our gift can benefit today's and tomorrow's students in a number of ways that will help enrich their experiences at JCU, whether it be through scholarships or exposure to the Abraham Lincoln Civil War Collection."


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MARTINSBURG — Most parents hope to treat their children fairly and equally. But differences or likenesses in temperament, interests and activity level often create bonds or cause friction between parent and child. It's not unnatural for parents to find it easier to be with one child then another, and even to develop preference for the "easier" child.
If a parent becomes aware that he or she is playing favorites (probably unintentionally), it's worthwhile to try to understand why. It may help to share time with each child individually, using that time to discover common interests to bring parent and child together.
Sometimes, deeper family issues may be behind the unequal treatment. A parent may have unresolved conflicts with a parent or sibling that somehow — unfairly — are recreated with a child. Or a couple may have so much difficulty confronting marital conflicts that they may even scapegoat the child as the reason for their problems. These family situations are best resolved with the assistance of a professional counselor of your choice.
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BOCA RATON, FL (October 12, 2012) – Florida Atlantic University's department of computer and electrical engineering and computer science professor Imad Mahgoub, Ph.D., has received a National Science Foundation (NSF) MRI: Development of Instrumentation to Support Multi-Technology Vehicular Networking Systems Research grant of $330,000 with a matching grant of $142,000 from FAU to develop a vehicular networking testbed and the software tools needed to quickly develop and deploy protocols and applications on the testbed.
"This research provides our students and faculty with the opportunity to work on a new generation of active safety applications and safety systems to help improve roadway safety," said Mohammad Ilyas, Ph.D., interim dean of FAU's College of Engineering and Computer Science.
Vehicular Networks also known as VANETs is a new technology that can provide quick, efficient means of vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) and vehicle to infrastructure communication such as cell phone towers. V2V communication enables a vehicle to sense hazards with a 360 degree awareness of the position of other vehicles and the threat that their vehicle presents, calculate risk, issue driver advisories or warnings, or take pre-emptive actions to avoid a crash. The technology has tremendous potential to improve roadway safety, traffic flow efficiency and convenience for drivers and passengers and is part of an envisioned Intelligent Transportation System.
One of the main research challenges to improving this technology is the lack of accurate evaluation schemes. The current research relies heavily on simulation. As new vehicular networks are ready to be released the research team will work to develop a platform to verify the networks performance in real-life environments and identify unforeseen problems. The information gathered from this research will help match the capabilities of next–generation vehicles and enable easier evaluation of complex vehicular networking systems and create a higher standard in vehicular networking research world-wide.
"We are pleased and honored to have been selected to receive this highly competitive peer-reviewed grant award. Both the financial support of the NSF and the matching support of FAU will enable the development of this unique vehicular networking platform, which will help us take vehicular networking research to the next level," said Mahgoub. "This puts FAU in the forefront of this exciting and promising area of research."
The co-principal investigators of the study include Ilyas and Aleskandar Stevanovic, Ph.D., assistant professor of civil engineering in FAU's department of civil, environmental and geomatics engineering.
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New York City Cop Larry Deprimo Bought Boots for a Homeless Man on a Chilly November Night-and His Moving Act of Kindness Went Viral. Plus: Stories of Amazing Rescues
Larry DePrimo, 25 New York City
On the night of Nov. 14, as temperatures in New York City dipped to a frigid 37, NYPD officer Larry DePrimo was patrolling Times Square when he happened upon a man walking the streets in bare feet. As a tourist's cell phone picture showed the world, he knew just what to do. I saw him coming and I was shocked. The wind was just whipping. I had on my boots and two pairs of socks and my feet were still cold. I asked him, "You don't have a pair of socks? No shoes?" He said, "No, it's okay, officer. God bless you and thank you for asking." So I ran to the Skechers store-I had to run back and get his size, a 12. I told the manager what I was doing; he sold the boots to me for a $25 discount. After I helped him up I was like, "Listen, do you want to get something to eat?" And he said no, he just kept on walking. It was touching because he was so happy when I brought out the shoes. Honestly, I feel undeserving of so much thanks. I just love to help people. That's why I became a cop.
As Sandy Raged, He Led Neighbors to Safety
Michael McDonnell, 51 Belle Harbor, N.Y.
On Oct. 29, as Superstorm Sandy flooded his block with six-foot surges, Belle Harbor, N.Y., resident Michael McDonnell saw houses set ablaze by a gas explosion. Fashioning a rope bridge, he and lifeguard Dylan Smith, 23, led six people to safety.
McDonnell: Being a surfer and fisherman, I have no fear of the water, but a great respect for it. My landlord's windows blew out, and water filled up like in Titanic. When the gas line blew, I told my neighbors, "We're leaving." I told them to look for ropes and cords so I could make a bridge. As I'm making it, Dylan started paddling across with his surfboard. He took my landlord's wife, who was very scared. We put her on the surfboard, then went back and took everyone one at a time. I lost everything; but I don't care, because I've got my life. And I love living it.
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Marcos Ugarte was doing homework Sept. 24 when he heard neighbor Alex Ma screaming, "My son!" Ma's house was on fire and his son Cody, who is 8 and has autism, had locked himself inside, resisting rescue efforts. Marcos, a freshman footballer, grabbed a ladder and climbed to Cody's second-floor window. As smoke enveloped him, he coaxed the terrified boy to crawl out. "When I was bringing him down, I thought, 'You can't mess up, and it has to be fast, because this kid's life is in danger,'" recalls Marcos. By the time firefighters arrived, Cody was sitting huddled in blankets with neighbors. "I've been doing this for 30 years and I have not seen another child act the way Marcos did," says Mark Maunder, battalion chief with the Gresham, Ore., fire department. That day "taught me to be humble," says Marcos. "I'm just glad God put me in that position so I could shine."
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James, 32, and J.D. Bennett, 52 Sanger, Calif.
During two tours in Iraq, Army sergeant James Bennett saved a man wounded by bombs. So when he and his dad, ex-Marine and retired corrections officer J.D., 52, came upon a fiery van on Jan. 28, instinct took over. It was a grim scene: Paul Rosales, 20, and Rosa Lopez, 19, were dead, but their children, Aleena, 10 months, and Paul Messiah, 2, had survived. James dove through a shattered window to pull out Aleena. J.D. used a pocket knife to hack through two sets of car seat straps as his scalp and arms were singed. Seconds after J.D. rescued Paul, the van exploded. Two days later, relatives named the Bennetts the children's godparents to honor their bravery, says their aunt and guardian Lupita Lopez. "If it wasn't for them, my niece and nephew wouldn't be alive," says Lopez. "They're angels." James, a father of three, says he's "heartbroken" that the parents died, but sees the children frequently—lately he's been teaching Paul to talk and to count. "I love them," he says, "like my own."
She Ran into a Burning Barn to Rescue Horses
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"I felt sick thinking how helpless the horses were," says Madison Wallraf, a lifelong equestrian who spotted plumes of smoke at M&R Overlook Farm on April 11. "I wasn't going to leave until they were all safe or I was close to death." She dialed 911, ran from her stepdad's SUV and called out to Shannon Weitzman, 21, a caretaker who was on horseback in the barn. Together with stepdad Gerry Karlen, 61, they led the panicked animals out through falling ash and cinders, saving 22 of 40 horses. When it was over, "the only thing I had was my horse, car, dog and the clothes on my back," says Weitzman, who lived in the barn's apartment. "But I don't take anything for granted." Adds a still-shaken Madison: "Being with Red [her American quarter horse] is helping me overcome this. That's the best medicine."
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While it's not Kevin Hayes (at least not yet), Wolf Pack general manager Jim Schoenfeld announced on Thursday that the Rangers AHL affiliate has signed veteran forward Ryan Potulny to an AHL contract.
Originally a third-round draft pick (87th overall) by the Philadelphia Flyers in 2003 out of the USHL, Potulny has skated in 126 career NHL games with the Flyers, Edmonton Oilers, Chicago Blackhawks and Ottawa Senators, totaling 22 goals and 27 assists for 49 points, along with 54 penalty minutes.
Potulny's best NHL season was back in 2009-10, when he had 15 goals and 17 assists in 64 games for Edmonton.
The 29-year old has scored 150 career AHL goals and added 158 assists for 308 points. Potulny led all AHL skaters in playoff points in 2011, and tied for the league lead in goals, with 14-12-26 in 23 games as he led Binghamton to a Calder Cup championship. He's also has two 30+ goal seasons in the AHL.
The 6-0, 179-pound Potulny was a former standout at the University of Minnesota as he led the country in goals (with 38) and tied for most points (with 63) during his junior year on team that included Phil Kessel, Blake Wheeler and Alex Goligoski.
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…damn, this guy can rip it. I absolutely love what the Rangers organization has done this summer by signing successful AHL veterans, including Mueller, Tarnasky, Kampfer, Hunwick, Kostka and Chris Bourque, to bring a winning environment to the Hartford franchise. Last season, the Wolf Pack were an absolute disaster, so players such as Kristo, Lindberg, Fast and McIlrath rarely found themselves in big game situations to assist with their development.
…having someone like Potulny in Hartford to put his arm around a young player or help the team get into the playoffs to provide top prospects with some postseason experience is invaluable. Kudos to Sather for seeing a deficiency within the system and rectifying it.


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Our trip to Portland was inspired by an $89 each way fare sale on Virgin America, which began service between Los Angeles and the City of Roses not too long ago. What better way to travel there than in style aboard an award-winning airline?
Portland has become quite the food scene over the past decade-plus, so one of our prime objectives was to cover as many places as possible on our hit list. Every meal we had was gourmet and delicious, from simple sandwiches to decadent six-course meals. Among the highlights:
Brunch: One of our favorite breakfasts was at Tasty & Sons, a spot known amongst the neighborhoodie foodies for its unique, ethnic-tinged egg dishes. If you're in the mood for Moroccan, opt for the Moroccan chicken hash. Want Korean? Try John's Breakfast with homemade kimchi, veggies, brown rice and a sunny side up egg. The restaurant recently opened a sister location called Tasty on Alder near the Pearl District and I hear it's just as good.
Lunch: All of our friends told us to go to Pok Pok, an unassuming Thai restaurant in converted house in the Southeast neighborhood. Heading here at the tail end of the restaurant's lunch hour also proved to be a smart decision given there was no wait. Being from LA where we have a large Thai Town, I was skeptical about tasting anything I hadn't sampled at home. Boy, was I wrong. One of the restaurant's most popular staples are its Vietnamese fish sauce wings -- six chicken wings marinated in fish sauce, deep fried and caramelized with garlic. It was pure magic and worth every bite. We also ordered their house specialty rotisserie chicken, which on the surface sounded like your run-of-the-mill rotisserie chicken, but it was stuffed with lemongrass, garlic, pepper and cilantro, and served with a spicy dipping sauce. Amazing! Definitely some of the best chicken I've ever had in my life.
Dinner: It's rare to have the experience of being in a communal dining hall for multi-course meals. So we knew we had to at least experience two while we were there. Among the gems in the city are Beast and Simpatica. Beast features a seven-course meal on weekends and served at two large communal tables. It was fun talking food and getting tips from local foodies about where we should go for our trip. The meal itself was incredible – one plate offered up bite-sized pieces of foie gras, steak tartare, pork rilletes and pork pate. It was to die for. The next evening, we went to Simpatica Dining Hall. Known as a catering company, it serves a communal meal every Friday and Saturday night with an ever-changing menu. We had another amazing chicken dish there – it was brined and then smoked and served with duck fat potatoes, arugula and a mustard sauce. Yum!
Brews: We then felt a need to sample some of Portland's finest brews. First we went to Stumptown where baristas have perfected the art of the pouring the cappuccino. Then it was off to try some of Portland's other brews. A friend recommended Upright Brewery located in the basement of a loft building in the Southeast where they craft their own beers and only open their tasting room for a few hours a day. Their specialty is in Cezanne-style Belgian-type beers, and it definitely did not disappoint. On a near 90-degree day in the city, it really hit the spot.
Outside of food, we went to all the neighborhoods, browsed shops and even took a half-day trip to see the Columbia Gorge and Multnomah Falls, the second highest falls in North America. It was a gorgeous day to see the "natural" side of Portland, and a mere 40-minute drive from downtown.
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Wildlife officials may soon allow hunters to use handguns while capturing alligators.
State officials say they're considering letting hunters use guns only after the gator is a line and next to a hunter's boat.
Currently, once a gator is harpooned or caught on a heavy-duty fishing line, hunters pull them next to their boats and kill the animals with bang sticks.
The bang sticks are expensive and can only be used for one purpose, so officials are considering loosening regulations to allow the use of a handgun during the hunt.
Officials are also considering a time change. They may let hunters go after reptiles without any time restriction. Right now, hunters are limited to the hours between 5 p.m. and 10 a.m.
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Create three different lace hearts, one filled with potpourri, for decorating or gift-giving this Valentine's Day. These lace hearts look would lovely as ornaments hung in your home. This pretty Valentine's Day craft project come to us from Heidi Borchers of Inspired at Home.
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- For each: Aleene's Super Thick Tacky Glue
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For potpourri heart:
- Lightweight cardboard: 1 (7") square
- Batting: 1 (7") square
- Fabric-Moiré: pink 2 (7-¼") square
- Lace: White 2 (5-½") square
- Potpourri
- Lace Trim: pre-gathered white ¾" wide 18" length
- Ribbon Satin: burgundy 1/8" wide- 28" length
- Florist wire:26gauge 3" length
- Silk Flowers and leaves
- Metallic thread: gold 10" length
For small heart:
- Lightweight cardboard: 1 (4") square
- Batting: 1 (4") square-
- Fabric: Moiré pink 1 (5") square
- Lace: White 1 (5") square
- Lace Trim: pre-gathered- ½" wide- 12" length
- Ribbon-Satin: Mauve- ¼" wide- 13" length
For lace heart:
- Florist wire:19 gauge- 18" length
- Ribbon: satin-pink-½" wide- 1 yard
- Lace: ecru beige 5-½" square
- Lace Trim: pre-gathered ecru beige 1" wide 20" length
- Ribbon: satin ecru beige ¼" wide 26" length
- Florist wire: 26 gauge 3" length
- Roses: 3 pink Leaves: 10 green
For potpourri heart, transfer large heart pattern to cardboard and batting and cut out. Transfer small heart pattern to center of cardboard heart and cut out. Repeat with batting. Set small heart cutouts aside to make small heart (see step below*). Using cardboard heart as a guide, transfer pattern to 1 (71/4") pink moiré fabric and cut out, adding ¾" all around to inside and outside edges. Glue large batting heart to one side of large cardboard heart. Let dry.
With batting side down, center and glue cardboard heart to wrong side of moiré fabric heart. Fold excess fabric around inside and outside edges to cardboard, clipping curves as needed, and glue in place. Let dry.
Transfer small heart pattern to each 5-½" lace square and cut out, adding ¾" all around. Center and glue edges of one lace heart to back of fabric covers heart to cover cutout area. Let. Dry. Lay remaining lace heart flat on back of first lace heart and glue edges, leaving a 2" opening unglued. Let dry. Stuff lace heart with potpourri and glue opening closed. Let dry.
Glue ¾" wide lace trim to the back of heart so that lace extends beyond edge of heart. Transfer large heart pattern to remaining 7-¼" moiré fabric square and cut out. Glue moiré heart to back of heart. Let dry.
Make a multi-looped bow with burgundy ribbon. Glue the bow to heart. Glue silk flowers and leaves on top of bow. Let dry. For hanger, fold the gold thread in half and knot thread ends through lace edging.
*For small heart, use small cardboard and batting heart cutouts leftover from potpourri heart or transfer small heart pattern and cut one each from cardboard and batting. Glue batting heart to one side of cardboard heart. Let dry. Transfer small heart pattern to 5" moiré fabric and lace squares and cut one each, adding ½" all around. With batting side down, center and glue cardboard heart to wrong side of moiré fabric heart. Fold and glue excess fabric to cardboard, clipping curves as needed. Let dry. Repeat with lace heart. Glue ½" wide lace trim to back of heart so that lace extends beyond edge of heart. Let dry. From mauve ribbon, cut one (7") length and one (6" length. Tie 7" length in a bow and glue to heart. Glue ribbon rose on top of bow. For hanger, fold 6" ribbon length in half and glue ends to back of heart. Let dry.
For lace heart: beginning at one end of 18 gauge wire, tightly wrap pink ribbon around wire. Glue ends to secure. Referring to diagram, bend ribbon-covered wire in half and shape as shown, leaving 1" at each end. Twist ends together as shown.
Squeeze a line of glue along the wire heart on one side. Center 5-1/2" lace square on glue side of wire heart and press into glue. Let dry. Trim excess lace from around heart. Glue 1" wide lace trim to back of heart so that lace extends beyond edge of heart. Let dry.
From ecru beige ribbon, cut one (20") length and one (6") length. Make a multi-looped bow with 20" ribbon length. Glue bow to bottom of heart. Glue roses and leaves on top pf bow and wire heart. Let dry. For hanger, fold 6" ribbon length in half and glue ends to back of heart. Let dry.
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Distrib to release pic across Scandinavia
LONDON — NonStop Entertainment has acquired Scandinavian rights to Wes Anderson's "Moonrise Kingdom," which is set to open the Cannes Film Festival in May.
NonStop is one of the key distribs in Scandinavia for U.S. indie features.
"Moonrise Kingdom" stars Bruce Willis, Tilda Swinton, Bill Murray, Frances McDormand, Ed Norton and Jason Schwartzman.
Set on an island off the coast of New England in 1965, it's a typically quirky tale of a community searching for a couple of 12-year-olds who have fallen in love and run away together into the wilderness.
NonStop negotiated the deal with Focus Features Intl.
It will release the pic in Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland, and will partner on the Norwegian release with Selmer Media.
Focus opens the movie May 25 in the U.S. following its Cannes world premiere May 16.


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Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Birding Around Portland
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- Lancashire and Lakeland Outback Adventure Wildlife Safaris said...
87! Yikes I'd better get twitching!!!
That was a good day's birding Monika, love to get American Teal & Wigeon in one day, there are a couple of GW Teal locally but they are a bit mobile, bout time we had one on the nature reserve again.
- January 20, 2011 at 1:26 AM
- Warren Baker said...
Good luck at fernhil Monika, you've already got dave worried :-)
Just love that Owl !!!
- January 20, 2011 at 10:40 AM
- Andy said...
Some nice birds you observed
- January 20, 2011 at 5:17 PM
- Jen said...
Greater White-fronted at Westmoreland? Yikes I better get over there! Thanks for the tip!
- January 23, 2011 at 9:26 AM
- Monika said...
Jen - The white-fronted geese were at the Rhododendron Gardens near Westmoreland, at the far end of the lake near the golf course. I was surprised to see them there too! Good luck!
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Guide to Real Estate Investing: Buy & Hold
This is the second edition to the Trisha Allen's Guide to Real Estate Investing.
As a reference, the Active/Passive measure is a five star scale with one-star being the most active and five-stars being the most passive.
Buy-And-Hold Investments
Congratulations, you're a landlord! There are tenants to be found; leases to negotiate and sign; regular property maintenance issues and emergencies to be handled; possible evictions to be filed; then taxes and insurance to be paid. A property manager will charge a percentage of the monthly rents to perform many of these tasks. Finding a good property manager falls on your shoulders, however. Then, you'll manage the property manager, receive the monthly rent, and verify the math on the monthly statements. The idea behind this type of investing is to benefit from cashflow (when a property produces profits above and beyond the mortgage payments, insurance, taxes, property management fees, repairs, HOA fees, and other expenses). Bare land can even be leased out for cashflow, although it doesn't provide tax benefits like improved property. Overall, landlording's not a bad gig when everything goes well!
Residential Rentals – Residential rentals can be single-family homes, mobile homes, duplexes, triplexes, or quadplexes. Anything larger is considered commercial where financing is concerned. Residential rentals tend to be predominantly the beginner's choice investment type due to the affordability of the property and downpayment, the availability of financing, and abundance of educational resources.
Entrance Difficulty Level: Moderate
Active/Passive: ***
Commercial Rentals – Commercial rentals can be apartments with five units or more, shopping centers, retail, offices, industrial/warehouses, even mobile home parks. Believe it or not, commercial rentals tend to be more passive investments than residential rentals! Property managers are easier to find and manage. Your property may be the ONLY property they manage, or at least make up a significant portion of their inventory. Other professionals and vendors tend to find your business more valuable and may be willing to bend over backwards to keep you. Conversely, contractors may think you're loaded since you own a big property, and may charge you exorbitant rates for upgrades and repairs. Of course, you can have your property manager collect multiple bids to keep costs low. It probably goes without saying that commercial properties tend to be much more expensive to purchase than residential. Also, "how-to" resources are much harder to find, which makes it sometimes necessary to rely strictly on what a commercial mortgage broker, commercial Realtor, attorney, or CPA is telling you. In other words, you may find that you're re-inventing the wheel at times!
Entrance Difficulty Level: Difficult
Active/Passive: ****
Next Edition: Buy and Sell Investments
I've done real estate investing successfully since 2003 and have blogged about it since 2005. A word to the wise: before you invest, check with an attorney and a CPA to evaluate your goals, investing options, and the laws in your state.


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The Three Gorges Project in China
Jimmy B. Foster, P.E.
Director of Public Works
City of Plano, Texas
Chair, APWA International Affairs Committee
Controversial? Yes. The largest water conservancy project ever built? Yes. Costly? Yes. This article will, however, focus on the simpler and more basic issues associated with this project, which will result in the largest concrete structure ever built. This project will join another Chinese structural achievement—the Great Wall—in being visible from the moon.
Building a dam on the Yangtze River (Jingjiang River) was first proposed by Sun Yat-Sen in 1919 for power generation, but the idea was shelved due to unfavorable political and economic conditions. It was ultimately approved by the Chinese government in 1954 as a flood control project. On April 3, 1992, the Fifth Plenary Session of the National People's Congress passed a resolution to proceed with the project.
Power generation is still a very important feature of this project. Once completed, this $25 billion project will have a power generating capacity of 18,200 MW and an average annual output of 84.7 terawatt-hours (trillion watt-hours) of electricity. It will be the largest hydropower plant in the world. (As a comparison, Grand Coulee Dam has a generating capacity of 6,809 MW.)
The smoke-filled valley of the Yangtze River
The Three Gorges Project does have its issues of controversy. Some unofficial cost estimates for the project run as high as $75 billion. The total land area to be inundated by the reservoir is 632 square kilometers, on which approximately one million people live. Taking into consideration population growth and relocation, the total population to be resettled may be over 1.1 million. Some estimates even go as high as two million. While hydroelectric power will be much cleaner than the burning of coal, there are concerns about increased water pollution, endangered species, and extensive logging. Opponents of the project state that some 1,300 archeological sites will be inundated, and the legendary beauty of the Three Gorges will be destroyed. With a sediment discharge load of 526 million tons annually, the Yangtze may see its navigation limited as ports become clogged. This sediment may also impact one of the major perceived benefits of this project—flood control. The reservoir's 22.1 billion cubic meter flood storage capacity will lessen the frequency of big downstream floods, but siltation could reduce its storage capacities.
When finished, the Three Gorges Dam will be 181 meters tall and will impound 451 billion cubic meters of runoff. (Grand Coulee Dam is 170 meters tall.) The lake will stretch 660 kilometers (409 miles) from Yichang City to Chongqing Municipality. In October 2000, I took a cruise on this stretch of the Yangtze River. I've had the good fortune of traveling to, and visiting, 54 countries of the world. The Chinese say, "If you haven't traveled up the great Yangtze, you haven't been anywhere." I can now say, "I've been somewhere."
We boarded our ship, the Queen, New Century Cruises, at Wuhan, a city of 7.16 million people. As the ship headed upriver into the turbulent, turbid, and rapid waters of the Yangtze River, one immediately notices the vitality of this natural resource. Ferries, fishing boats, and barges carrying materials and livestock, all occupy this swirling, brown liquid domed by the smoke of industrial emissions and village fires. The smoke remained for the entire three-day voyage, yet the cruise remains one of the most memorable and beautiful trips I have ever taken.
Our cruise itinerary stated, "Welcome to the wildest, wickedest river on earth." The itinerary continues, "The river can rise 60 feet in 24 hours...Such floods periodically close the 'Little Gorges' to all navigation." Having over 3,600 tributaries, the Yangtze River floods once every ten years on average. Historical records indicate that the river has flooded 214 times during the 2,100 years between the early Han Dynasty and the late Qing Dynasty. These floods are frequently catastrophic. The 1931 flood drowned 145,000 people; in 1935 the death toll was 142,000. In 1998, in the flood considered to be the most serious in recent years, 32 million hectares of land were flooded, 1,562 people were killed or injured, and more than 200 million people were affected.
The Three Gorges Project is composed of the dam (concrete gravity type), two power plants, and navigation facilities. The total length of the dam axis is 2,310 meters, which with its height of 181 meters will require the excavation of 103 million cubic meters of earth and rock, the placement of 32 million cubic meters of earth and rock embankment, the placement of 28 million cubic meters of concrete, and 463,000 tons of reinforcing steel. This is a massive undertaking. Huge cranes are everywhere. Concrete is being poured 24 hours per day. A relatively large village for the 10,000 temporary workers and the 10,000 engineers is in close proximity to the dam. Once the dam is completed, an international hotel complex is planned.
The permanent navigation facilities will consist of the permanent shiplock and a shiplift (device to lift ships or barges). The shiplock will be a two-way, five-step flight lock, with each lock being 280 meters long, 34 meters wide, and 5 meters deep. They will be able to accommodate 10,000 tons of barge load. A ship will be able to pass through the locks in two to three hours. The shiplift, built for a faster passage of 13 minutes, will be able to carry one 3,000-ton passenger or cargo boat each time.
Construction of the dam. Note the numerous cranes.
For the next three days we continued our passage of the Three Gorges—the Xiling Gorge, the Wu Gorge, and the Qutang Gorge. Xiling Gorge, the longest and deepest of the gorges, is 40 miles long with cliffs that rise up to 4,000 feet. Our little cruise ship seemed like a toy lost in a giant's maze—a swift river squeezed between the cliffs of the gorge...time-warp farmers hoeing plots of red earth on impossibly steep slopes...sliding past waterfall-laced canyons. At periodic intervals, one notices the large signs on the hillsides. One sign reads "135 M," referring to the water elevation, in meters, after the first closure of the dam. Further up the hillsides, another sign reads "175 M," referring to the water elevation, in meters, when all construction is completed in 2009.
Continuing upriver to the Wu Gorge, one is impressed by the number of boats on the river. The Wu Gorge has twelve peaks, and its cliffs are so shear and narrow that they seem to be closing in on each other. Alongside the river is a road that was built during the Ming Dynasty. On this road, as many as 50 men would walk and pull the boats upstream. The high winds on the river made this job dangerous; it was not uncommon for the laborers to be pulled off the road into the river. The valley is one of tranquil beauty dominated by 12 foggy and smoke-obscured peaks called the Jade Screen. Turtleback Rock, Crown Peak, Goddess Peak, Phoenix Mountain, Lion Peak: all are descriptive of the scenes before us.
In route to the Qutang Gorge, we took a side trip up the Daling River, one of the Yangtze tributaries. Although the Daling River is 220 miles long, we only go about 25 miles, passing by Dragon Gate Gorge, Misty Gorge, and Emerald Gorge (aptly named due to the astonishing green from the frequent rains). These smaller gorges have been judged by many to be even more beautiful than the Three Gorges. Along the way, we see the remains of an ancient plank walkway (built more than 2,000 years ago), monkeys, hanging coffins, and the ever-present farmer working in his field.
After three days of travel up the Yangtze River, we reach Chongqing, a busy river port built on undulating hills at the confluence of the Yangtze and the Jailing Rivers. Animated and industrious, the city of Chongqing, having a current population of 30 million, was named by the first Song emperor to celebrate his conquest of the area. Its history goes back 3,000 years. Thus, modern technology merges with one of the oldest civilizations in the world. It is hoped that the Three Gorges Dam, when completed in 2009, will, for the people who live along the banks of the Yangtze River, close a long history of suffering due to flooding and inadequate electrical supplies.
Jimmy B. Foster can be reached at (972) 769-4128 or at firstname.lastname@example.com. Paul Cooley, Vice President, PBS&J, Encinitas, California will present an educational session at the 2004 Congress entitled "Damming the Yangtze River: The Three Gorges Project."
Pay attention to your nonverbal communication
Have you met any international visitors in the past few months? Perhaps at the APWA International Public Works Congress in San Diego? If they did not speak your language, did communication take place? You bet! You may have communicated more than you realized.
Nonverbal communication plays an important role in our daily lives. Frequently, this form of communication is even more powerful than what we say verbally. Facial expressions, eye contact, and hand or feet positions all have different meanings in different cultures. Nonverbal behavior accounts for up to 60 percent of communication, depending on the culture. Interestingly, only 15 percent is communicated by words and 25 percent by intonation.
Are you now wondering what you communicated? If so, you're on the right track. There are numerous sources to help you improve your nonverbal communication skills. Use them.
Cultural Proverbs
"Better a mouse in the pot than no meat at all." - Romanian Proverb
"Do not be in a hurry to tie what you cannot untie." - English Proverb
"He who knows little, quickly tells it." - Italian Proverb
"Avoid the evil, and it will avoid thee." - Gaelic Proverb
"Confessed faults are half mended." - Scottish Proverb


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What happens if I leave a creditor off my mailing matrix?
Learn about the consequences of failing to list a creditor on your bankruptcy creditor mailing list -- and what to do to fix it.
Failing to list a creditor on your creditor mailing matrix (also called creditor mailing list) can create significant problems in your bankruptcy case. The seriousness of the problem depends on whether you file a Chapter 7 or 13, whether the debt is secured or unsecured, and whether your Chapter 7 is an asset or no-asset case. Read on to learn why failing to list a creditor on the creditor mailing list can be insignificant or devastating to your financial future.
What Is The Creditor Mailing List?
The mailing matrix (also called creditor mailing list) is an alphabetical list of all your creditors. The court sends notice of your bankruptcy to all persons and entities listed on your mailing list. So it's important that you list all of your creditors. If a creditor does not receive notice of the filing of your bankruptcy case, the creditor loses the ability to participate in your case.
(Learn more about the Creditor Mailing List in bankruptcy.)
Some people intentionally omit creditors from their mailing list and debts from their bankruptcy schedules. This is a huge no-no. You must sign your petition under penalty of perjury, so, if you intentionally omit a creditor or debt, you are lying to the court.
How Can I Be Sure I've Included All of My Creditors on the Mailing List?
Carefully review your mailing matrix and compare it to the creditors you've listed on your bankruptcy schedules before you sign and file your bankruptcy petition. Your bankruptcy schedules contain the names and addresses of your creditors, balances due, and other information about your debts. (To learn more about your bankruptcy schedules, see Completing the Bankruptcy Forms.)
You can also check that you've included all of your creditors by reviewing your most recent credit report. (To learn how to get your credit report, see our Credit Reports & Credit Scores area.) But sometimes debts won't be listed on your credit report, so don't rely entirely on your credit report when preparing your debt and creditor lists.
What Happens If I Don't List a Creditor on my Chapter 7 Mailing List?
If you don't list a creditor in your Chapter 7 case, what happens depends on whether yours is an asset or no-asset bankruptcy.
No-asset cases. Yours is a no-asset case if you don't have any money that the trustee can distribute to creditors, nor do you have any property or assets that the Chapter 7 trustee can sell to obtain money. In no-asset Chapter 7 cases, an unsecured creditor is prohibited from collecting the debt from you after your discharge. Unsecured creditors do not have to file a proof of claim in a no-asset case. Since no claim is required, your omission hasn't impaired the creditor's right of payment. However, even if yours is a no-asset case, if you fail to list a secured creditor, the creditor may take legal actions such as repossession or foreclosure to collect the debt after discharge.
Cases with assets. The omission of a creditor is more serious in asset Chapter 7 case with assets. If the creditor has not received notice of the filing of your bankruptcy case, the creditor loses its chance to file a proof of claim and receive any payment from your bankruptcy case. The loss of this right entitles the creditor to collect the money from you after your discharge. It can collect from any of your nonexempt assets.
(See Nolo's article on the Proof of Claim in Bankruptcy to learn what a proof of claim is, who files one, and more.)
What Happens If I Don't List a Creditor in My Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?
If you fail to include a creditor in your Chapter 13, the creditor will not be notified of your bankruptcy filing and the debt will not be discharged at the conclusion of your case. Listing the debt in your Chapter 13 plan will take care of the repayment of the debt rather than leaving control of repayment to the creditor. Post-discharge collection is a hard pill to swallow after you have worked so hard paying all of your other creditors for the past three to five years and those debts are discharged.
What Can I Do If I Discover That I Have Omitted a Creditor From My Mailing Matrix?
Generally you will be able to add the debt to your bankruptcy case by filing a document with the bankruptcy court that explains your omission, provides all required information about the debt, and states whether or not this additional debt will affect your case. If adding the debt impacts your case, you may need to amend your Chapter 13 plan or your Chapter 7 Statement of Intention.
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Vegan Pumpkin-Spice Treats You Need to Try
Eat, breathe, and live pumpkin spice!
Vegan Pumpkin-Spice Treats You Need to Try
Posted September 30, 2016 by Kim Johnson
Eat, breathe, and live pumpkin spice!
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Carnivals and fairs are hell for goldfish and bettas. Learn why you should never play games that use fish as prizes.
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Posted September 29, 2016 by Hannah Healy
"Free to good home" Craigslist ads are magnets for animal abusers.
Lion Tries to Attack Child on Live News...
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Posted September 14, 2016 by Kim Johnson
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All my fellow reptile fans, where you at?!
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Animal testing isn't required by U.S. law and there are better testing methods available. So why do some corporations continue to torture and kill animals?
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Posted August 31, 2016 by Kim Johnson
This touching photo of two geese saying goodbye has reached more than 12 million people on the popular Chinese social media site Weibo. Once you've heard...
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Her heartless dad couldn't be prouder.
WATCH: Excited Animals Greet Their Humans
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Coming home wouldn't be the same without our animals being stoked to welcome us!
PETA Rescues Stranded Animals After Flood
Posted August 19, 2016 by Kim Johnson
The team is on the front lines, helping to locate and rescue stranded animals.
10 Times Zoos Were Bad for Giraffes
Posted August 17, 2016 by Emily Rohr
Ten more reasons to stay away from zoos.
Girl Scouts Announce NEW Vegan Cookie!
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There are five varieties of vegan cookies including the NEW S'mores cookie!
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Posted August 16, 2016 by Kim Johnson
Then the frog—whose bottom half has been cut apart—is shown flailing his arms in a bowl just before a young woman begins eating his body.
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Posted August 10, 2016 by Kim Johnson
if you think this is nasty, find out what else is in bacon.
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